Bijan

http://www.autoweek.com/article/2013...n=awdailydrive

Including chequered seats

fjpdds

That is a well done special edition. Cool seats.

pissedpuppy

A lot of $$$$

gabe2006

alexb76

Is it me, or the car just looks bloated vs. the original? and what the heck are those wheels? Very ugly. Love the seats though.

Overall, I think the Porsche 911 Sport Classic, looks way nicer and more exclusive than this.

MessyMarvin

I think it looks nice, can not wait to see it in person.

Chris from Cali

I love the seats... would be tempting to have my sport seat centers recovered in that houndstooth.

Mudcat

$158k? Lovely, but I'll pass and pick up a 997 TT S and pocket the change for a DD.

chris.hanle

I may be opposite than most, I like the wheels and do not like the seats. I know nostalgia and all but just misses with me. I know this may affect the relevance of my opinions on rennlist in the future.

rsabeebe

love the seat inserts and the rear grill - even the tiny grill between the lights. personally, i'll take a 997 GT3, thank you very much.

the sport classic had much more character and nostalgia, imo. to me, if feels like they mailed this one in. for the 50th, it could have been more dynamic.

gabe2006

It's not yet available in US/Canada so the price in Euros may not translate to $158k. Cars are cheaper in US than in EU when take into account the currency rates. My guess is that it will be priced around $120k in the US.

It looks like a whale compared to the '63 model.

Yet anothercrisis

I think it looks ok, but I wouldn't buy one.

SARGEPUG

Love the interior, those fuchs replicas have to go and replaced w/ the classic's wheels. Rear grille is a nice look as well. Pricing is ridiculous and totally fueled by the "assumed" collectability of the car.

Quadcammer

cool car. If its truly $158k, i could find about a dozen cars i'd rather have, including an F430

jhbrennan

Agree the Sport Classic is great...but you can't buy it in North America so yes it is "exclusive"!!