$350k Turbo S: maybe they'll throw in a free tow hook bumper cover?
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$350k Turbo S: maybe they'll throw in a free tow hook bumper cover?
Cars.com's 1997 Porsche 911 Turbo S $350,00O FS in Lakewood (Denver), CO.
PrestigeImports.net's 1997 Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupe.
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PrestigeImports.net's 1997 Porsche 911 Turbo S Coupe.
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If you look closely, you'll plainly see the barrel of 50 caliber sticking out. Probably just forget to reset the system, and have the faux tow hook cover swing back in place. Probably another Porsche exclusive option.
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I should have been suspicious when Dick asked me for 1 of my spare Turbo S tow hook covers
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That's interesting because I raised the question about 6 months ago regarding stock 993's. I know everyone here has modified their cars to some extent but I think the time has come when a completely stock car at SUV height is commanding a premium. I know it has already hit the 993TT world.
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That's interesting because I raised the question about 6 months ago regarding stock 993's. I know everyone here has modified their cars to some extent but I think the time has come when a completely stock car at SUV height is commanding a premium. I know it has already hit the 993TT world.
Although I fully understand that hot climates pretty much require window tint for several reasons, I personally have always thought it detracted from the looks of most sports cars. As to SUV height? Well one could potentially argue that Porsche itself was forced to modify its design to make the insurance companies happy.
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One of the better threads of the relatively recent past: https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...l-again-6.html Although I fully understand that hot climates pretty much require window tint for several reasons, I personally have always thought it detracted from the looks of most sports cars. As to SUV height? Well one could potentially argue that Porsche itself was forced to modify its design to make the insurance companies happy.