View Poll Results: Which would you choose?
2014 Scion FRS or Subaru BRZ
9
29.03%
2009 Porsche Cayman (as described below)
15
48.39%
A really fast and reliable goat
7
22.58%
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New BRZ/FRS or used Porsche Cayman?
02-21-14, 10:16 AM
#1
New BRZ/FRS or used Porsche Cayman?
Consider these thoughts:
Options aside, let's use these two cars for the comparison.
2014 BRZ/FRS manual:
200hp
151 torque
35/25 mpg
2776 lb curb weight
2009 Porsche Cayman (non-S, with 65k miles):
265 hp
221 torque
19/27 mpg
2932 lb curb weight
And also consider warranty, maintenance, insurance, and resale.
WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE?
DISCUSS.
- New Scion FRS with manual tranny sells for approx $26k, Subaru BRZ for $28k at dealership.
- Used Porsche Cayman (non-S) of the previous generation for the same price at a dealership after negotiations will probably be a 2009 with 65k miles (KBB figures).
Options aside, let's use these two cars for the comparison.
2014 BRZ/FRS manual:
200hp
151 torque
35/25 mpg
2776 lb curb weight
2009 Porsche Cayman (non-S, with 65k miles):
265 hp
221 torque
19/27 mpg
2932 lb curb weight
And also consider warranty, maintenance, insurance, and resale.
WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE?
DISCUSS.
02-21-14, 10:27 AM
#2
Lexus Fanatic
my buddy gary just picked up a Cayman S used. 07 with only 21k miles . Its insane and way better of a car. These cars are not that hard to find with low miles. I vote for the Cayman
02-21-14, 10:59 AM
#5
Lexus Test Driver
Depends on ur plans for it.
If u like to mod the car and/or put lots of miles as a DD then FRS/BRZ is the way to go.
If u want a garage queen that u use on the weekend - Cayman would be good.
I personally wouldnt buy a Porsche out of warranty unless you know a good shop or are mechanically inclined.
If u like to mod the car and/or put lots of miles as a DD then FRS/BRZ is the way to go.
If u want a garage queen that u use on the weekend - Cayman would be good.
I personally wouldnt buy a Porsche out of warranty unless you know a good shop or are mechanically inclined.
02-21-14, 11:20 AM
#6
Depends on ur plans for it.
If u like to mod the car and/or put lots of miles as a DD then FRS/BRZ is the way to go.
If u want a garage queen that u use on the weekend - Cayman would be good.
I personally wouldnt buy a Porsche out of warranty unless you know a good shop or are mechanically inclined.
If u like to mod the car and/or put lots of miles as a DD then FRS/BRZ is the way to go.
If u want a garage queen that u use on the weekend - Cayman would be good.
I personally wouldnt buy a Porsche out of warranty unless you know a good shop or are mechanically inclined.
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My own choice would have to go to the Cayman. FR-S is too pleblian for my tastes
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02-21-14, 11:46 AM
#9
dude its a Porsche!!!
You will be much happier in a Caymen than a FRS/BRZ, as long as its a manual!
Price wise, its like buy a used Lexus SC430 for 20k or buy a new Toyota Corolla.
You will be much happier in a Caymen than a FRS/BRZ, as long as its a manual!
Price wise, its like buy a used Lexus SC430 for 20k or buy a new Toyota Corolla.
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02-21-14, 12:55 PM
#11
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02-21-14, 01:10 PM
#12
I vote for fast reliable goat. Uses Grass, beer cans, and dirty goat diapers for fuel, and it will eat anybody's lunch you choose.
Your more of a Porsche Caymen type of guy, it's a phenomenal partywagon for your friends
Your more of a Porsche Caymen type of guy, it's a phenomenal partywagon for your friends
Last edited by Marklouis; 02-21-14 at 01:37 PM.
02-21-14, 01:13 PM
#13
Lexus Test Driver
02-21-14, 01:17 PM
#14
I still vote for the goat.
