C4S Analysis and Trip Notes Update
07-19-2013, 06:16 PM
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
C4S Analysis and Trip Notes Update
Hi All,
I edited many of the posts in my European Delivery and C4S Recap thread over in the last 24 hours.
These posts are live and free of (most) typos:
Section 1 - TRIP PLANNING
A. Selecting Dealer
B. Researching European Driving
C. Picking up Your Porsche in Stuttgart
Section 2 - C4S CAR CONFIGURATION AND ANALYSIS
A. Color Scheme and Design
B. Performance Options and Driving Experience
C. Creature Comforts, Ergonomics and UI
More will follow next week! Have a great weekend everyone!
Alan
I edited many of the posts in my European Delivery and C4S Recap thread over in the last 24 hours.
These posts are live and free of (most) typos:
Section 1 - TRIP PLANNING
A. Selecting Dealer
B. Researching European Driving
C. Picking up Your Porsche in Stuttgart
Section 2 - C4S CAR CONFIGURATION AND ANALYSIS
A. Color Scheme and Design
B. Performance Options and Driving Experience
C. Creature Comforts, Ergonomics and UI
More will follow next week! Have a great weekend everyone!
Alan
07-21-2013, 11:43 PM
#3
Three Wheelin'
Alan,
I appreciate your well written review.
On the Light Design Package you stated,
"I was mildly disappointed in this. It is not as dramatic as the lighting in a modern Mercedes E or S class. Or a cheap limo to the airport. Nice idea that would be better with more control in turning lighting areas on/off and adjusting brightness in each area. If Porsche wants to play “luxury” they should dabble with light strips in doors and backlight the carbon fiber trim and headliner. I concede this is not at all important for sporty driving or racing. I just note that Porsche competitors are better at these details."
Have you experienced a car without the Light Design Package? Does the Light Design Package option make a marked improvement over the base interior lighting? Would you purchase the option again?
VR,
Ryan
I appreciate your well written review.
On the Light Design Package you stated,
"I was mildly disappointed in this. It is not as dramatic as the lighting in a modern Mercedes E or S class. Or a cheap limo to the airport. Nice idea that would be better with more control in turning lighting areas on/off and adjusting brightness in each area. If Porsche wants to play “luxury” they should dabble with light strips in doors and backlight the carbon fiber trim and headliner. I concede this is not at all important for sporty driving or racing. I just note that Porsche competitors are better at these details."
Have you experienced a car without the Light Design Package? Does the Light Design Package option make a marked improvement over the base interior lighting? Would you purchase the option again?
VR,
Ryan
07-22-2013, 06:47 PM
#4
Instructor
Thread Starter
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