I think its time to upgrade my TT with something a bit more fun. I've had it for the last three years and I may keep it for winter duty, I'm not sure yet.
I've narrowed it down the BMW Z4 M roadster, Porsche Boxster S, Porsche 911 and the Honda S2000. So far, they are listed in my current favorite order.
I've driven the S2000, the BMW Z3 M roadster, and a base Boxster. I have to say I had the most fun in the Z3 M.. the torque got me. Now I've never driven the Z4 M yet but it just has to be better right? 90 more horsepower, better suspension, etc..
The Boxster has that great engine with a great sound though.. its great hearing that engine scream right behind you
I'm still on the fence of the styling of the 911 convertible.. some days I like it and some days I don't. If I wanted another coupe I would have already picked the 911 and bought one already.
The S2000 has pretty much lost already.. I don't really want another four cylinder. Even though its a great four cylinder
The car will be used of course.. The cars I've been looking at range from $25000 to $35000 for the 911s. Couple years old, less than 35k miles preferably..
So what would you take?

I've narrowed it down the BMW Z4 M roadster, Porsche Boxster S, Porsche 911 and the Honda S2000. So far, they are listed in my current favorite order.
I've driven the S2000, the BMW Z3 M roadster, and a base Boxster. I have to say I had the most fun in the Z3 M.. the torque got me. Now I've never driven the Z4 M yet but it just has to be better right? 90 more horsepower, better suspension, etc..
The Boxster has that great engine with a great sound though.. its great hearing that engine scream right behind you
I'm still on the fence of the styling of the 911 convertible.. some days I like it and some days I don't. If I wanted another coupe I would have already picked the 911 and bought one already.
The S2000 has pretty much lost already.. I don't really want another four cylinder. Even though its a great four cylinder
The car will be used of course.. The cars I've been looking at range from $25000 to $35000 for the 911s. Couple years old, less than 35k miles preferably..
So what would you take?