because everyone already knows they're crap?

 

Shame the S wasn't for you
Each to their own & enjoy the 911
Realistically you can't expect everyone on here to agree with your opinion

 

Hmmm, didn't have much of a test drive before laying out a substantial amount of cash?

Small cabin - yep, it felt really wierd to start with, now I wouldn't have it any other way

buzzy engine - do you do lots of motorway miles? If so, I can list more suitable cars


tinny zorst - strange comment, you knew what it sounded like when you bought it. Cheap to replace.


thin panels - another slightly bizarre comment - do you mean you suffered far more dings in car parks than you envisaged?

loose steering - you complimented the steering to start with - what changed? Its not go the most communicative steering but surprised it took you so long to decide that.

I'm not blind to the merits of other cars - often people are in the market for a soft top and I will warn them off an S2000 - but it suits a minority very, very well. Fair dues if you didn't get on with it, strange to come onto this board to slag it off though.

Glad you like your 911 - I really used to want one, still do, but it would have to be a GT3/RS - I appreciate the raw nature of the S2000 and I'd look for the same in my next car

 

please change your status from owner to hater

 

Nah, he's obviously gone now.....

 

what's on telly tonight?

 

Actually will someone slap me because last night the thought of swapping my S came bulldozing across my mind.

I dropped a guest off down near the beach and it was a balmy night and I was driving back - top down and I drove past the Audi garage and there in the window under all the twinkling lights was the most gorgeous White Audi TT Convertible.

I must confess to more than an admiring glance - I went back and had a good look (although I didn't exit the S).

Now I've never driven an Audi TT - A3's, 4's and 6's but never a TT and this one just looked gorgeous sat in the showroom. It was all pretty and clean and virgin like.

I can still feel a twinge to wanting to test drive it but don't want to just in case it charms me - then on the other hand I might drive it and think what a pile of crap - it just looks pretty.

So - slap away

 

I don't find the S perfect either, but if someone could have pointed me in the direction of a better roadster for the money, I probably would've considered that instead.

CJ - test drive the TT. In my experience - you might be able to get it to perform somewhere near the S with less skill and concentration. I find the peak appeal of the TT begins and ends with the experience you've already had of it.

 

 

See, it must have been a dream. Had no balmy nights snice last summer in this country!