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I played with the German configurator to build a fun but lowly specced GTS 4.0L. I already have a Yellow 718 Spyder hence it's just hypothetical!
It's Guards Red because I like it and it's also nicely complementary in the interior: the optional body colored slats go excellent with the chrome parts. I opted for the old school foldable buckets because these are cheaper and allow you to swap all the alcantara for black leather. The red clock completes the fun but understated theme.
Only comfort items added are the auto rain wipers (missed that on my old 968), Apple CarPlay (obviously) and heated seats (ladies love that).
The back has only "718" on it because it's another bit of understated fun. Add a classic 4,0 flat-six rear window sticker which is way cooler than "718 Cayman GTS"
All this adds 7300€ to the German base price, less than 90k€ total MSRP and it's all you ever need in a road car. It's a mass made Singer.
Did the same, but on the UK config (because I CBA to translate german with my minimal ability): http://www.porsche-code.com/PL3M1ZP8
80k GBP - not bad.
Did the same, but on the UK config (because I CBA to translate german with my minimal ability): http://www.porsche-code.com/PL3M1ZP8
80k GBP - not bad.
Originally Posted by Yellow Submarine
Thanks! I forgot to change the interior pic, this one is without the red clock.
Both very sharp. Wonder when it will be on the US configurator?
Desiring sports cars is a life long affliction, and is quite different than seeking status.
Agree on that observation especially after owning a number of vehicles... while I’m willing to splurge on Porsches and other sports cars (and motorbikes) for weekend fun... i only get regular non-“luxury” SUV’s for my daily commute...
Ditto for Belgium, it's why I used the German configurator. I never got an answer to my question why the "old" folding buckets were unavailable in my country. My guess is: it has to do with the fire extinguisher which is obligatory in Belgium but not in Germany. If you select the foldable buckets, you cannot add the fire extinguisher, unlike the 918 full buckets.
But as B & G are both EU, Belgian residents can order a Porsche in Germany (without VAT, you pay VAT where you live) anyway. I bought my previous 981 as a demo from a PC in Wiesbaden. I had a small fire extinguisher which fitted in my glove compartment.
The bucket seats with folding backrests have never been available in the US 'cause DOT. So, a betting man would say no.
The GT2 folding buckets were available in the US on both the 2011 GT3/RS. I had them on my 11 GT3. Then DOT changed the rules and seats can no longer be offered here.
The GT2 folding buckets were available in the US on both the 2011 GT3/RS. I had them on my 11 GT3. Then DOT changed the rules and seats can no longer be offered here.