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More powerful and high tech 992 due in 2019
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NineExcellence
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will let you know - one arriving from Scotland next week for exhaust and tuningIMI A said:
Porsche_65
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I agree this looks awfully similar to the current model. Not wowed in the slightest.
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Just blasting through the countryside in the last of the true 911's (997.2 lol) every time I drive it it's an experience, the size, the way it rides, and particularly the steering.
I doubt I'd feel the same way about the latest incarnation. Growing in size is progress 993 v 997, but there's a limit that's been passed :dont know:
I don't get the purpose of making a sports car bigger, what's the point?
I doubt I'd feel the same way about the latest incarnation. Growing in size is progress 993 v 997, but there's a limit that's been passed :dont know:
I don't get the purpose of making a sports car bigger, what's the point?
Yep, I agree with what others have said..
Sharing the platform/parts bin can only dilute the essence of what makes us all love Porsche.
It just doesn't seem right that your new 911 may have similar underpinnings to an A4 or Golf?
I'm afraid the Porsche brand is now awash in a sea of VAG.
I had this epiphany earlier today when on the M6. In the distance, I spotted the "signature" Carrera 4 LED single brake/rear light across the back of what I thought was a new C4S. I speeded up to catch up and get a glimpse and found it to be a bloody Audi A7??
Disappointed.com
Looks like VAG are going to try and align brands in the same way that Ford did with Aston Martin; when they planted an Aston gape grill on the Fiesta and Mondeo. :bandit:
Sharing the platform/parts bin can only dilute the essence of what makes us all love Porsche.
It just doesn't seem right that your new 911 may have similar underpinnings to an A4 or Golf?
I'm afraid the Porsche brand is now awash in a sea of VAG.
I had this epiphany earlier today when on the M6. In the distance, I spotted the "signature" Carrera 4 LED single brake/rear light across the back of what I thought was a new C4S. I speeded up to catch up and get a glimpse and found it to be a bloody Audi A7??
Disappointed.com
Looks like VAG are going to try and align brands in the same way that Ford did with Aston Martin; when they planted an Aston gape grill on the Fiesta and Mondeo. :bandit:
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