Originally Posted by NDLanoue
Ok, well for one, I'm glad people say "Coopay" and "Porsha". "Porsha" is undeniably the way it is said. That's not even a question. German word, German car, German pronunciation.
Coupe, eh, it's probably more debatable, but it is a French word, and therefore we have to get as close as we can with "coopay."
I won't get into the whole Crossfire being a sports car issue. I feel like that should probably have been for a different thread. That's just my opinion.
But I will say that I'm suprised how many people use the Crossfire as a daily driver. I expected that most people would have a daily car and then their Crossfire.
It's cool that I'm not alone, though.
You're right, on all counts.
I'm sure we have given the lad enough of a tongue lashing and Doc is right, youngsters are just that way. And we are as likely to find consensus on the definition of a "Sports" car as we are to finding a solution in the Middle East. I'm fine with mine as pictured in my avatar.
If anyone wants to argue, let's start a new thread.
Now that we have beaten the subject to death, can we please get this thread back on track. For those old guys who can't remember, it is
"How do you use your Crossfire?
roadster with a stick