which should i get? 2007 mustang, 2001 porsche boxter?
Boxster
Pros:
A better and funner to car drive.
The engine behind you butt sound and feels awesome - like a jet engine
Totally responsive steering, and yet comfortable at the same time
Less rattles
Cons:
2 seater
Loud
Soft top window is plastic and turns yellow over time
Expensive maintenance.
Low seat is harder to get into and out of.
Key on left side of steering wheel is annoying
Mustang
Pro:
More HP
Has back seats
Newer and probably fewer miles
More masculine looks
The guy down the street can pop the hood and troubleshoot it for a smile
Easier to get into and out of
Con:
Drives like a big sedan
Feels like a big sedan
Doesn't feel as well put together
Pros:
A better and funner to car drive.
The engine behind you butt sound and feels awesome - like a jet engine
Totally responsive steering, and yet comfortable at the same time
Less rattles
Cons:
2 seater
Loud
Soft top window is plastic and turns yellow over time
Expensive maintenance.
Low seat is harder to get into and out of.
Key on left side of steering wheel is annoying
Mustang
Pro:
More HP
Has back seats
Newer and probably fewer miles
More masculine looks
The guy down the street can pop the hood and troubleshoot it for a smile
Easier to get into and out of
Con:
Drives like a big sedan
Feels like a big sedan
Doesn't feel as well put together
Go with the 2001 Porsche Boxster, it was voted to be the number 5 best buy for used cars. Anyways, Porsche has the highest reliability rating by JD Power. If i were you, i would get an Infiniti g35 coupe (2005-2007). Offers Mustang Performance with Porsche handling. Also the transmission is one of the best for a car at that price. The G35 was rated as the 2nd best buy for used cars by Automobile Magazine. Dont Get a Convertible because the chasis is stiff and handles terribly.
that depends on how old you are and what you look for in a car. can you afford to repair the high cost boxter if it breaks down? a mustang will be eaiser on the wallet in that department. and most any shop in town can do it. you will need a specialty shop to fix the porsche. and parts are not cheap by any means. you can always upgrade your suspension to a feel that you like. how long have you been driving? are you ready for the power of either one? have you ever driven a rwd car before, its way different than a fwd car, and can put you in a bad spot quick. just some things to think about. personaly i say mustang. many more affordable options in tuning.