718 GT4 vs 992 911 carrera
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So I’ve watched this a few times and it’s got me asking; do I keep my 991.1 C4S when my GT4 arrives later in July?
Anyone out there had both a GT4 and 991? Did you end up keeping both?
Anyone out there had both a GT4 and 991? Did you end up keeping both?
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991.2 GT3 PDK owner here waiting for a GT4... so far the plan is to keep both but can’t really say till I have both 😊
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I’d be really interested to hear some opinions on this.
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Have had 3 991, 50th anniversary, GT3RS and currently a 991.2 GTS. Not a GT4 but a 718 spyder since November. Quite different cars, the Spyder is stiffer but higher quality damping. Am loving the manual gearbox (the GTS is pdk). I think the GT4/ Spyder is pretty special. Good luck with the decision
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how long did it take for you to get one? do you need to be a long time customer to get an allocation? i was thinking about ordering a spyder with gentian blue and no options for a 100k..such a thing possible? i can wait 6month. i'm in usa
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I asked about a year ago, and have a long history of buying with Porsche. I was due to be allocated later in 2020 but a couple of people pulled out (UK was a bit odd in 2019 with politics, Brexit fears etc) so I got an allocation earlier, delivered in Nov 2019. I'd speak to a few dealers, get an order in somewhere. I think you'll maybe have a chance. I'm not sure what the supply demand will be like this year or so, but Porsche have said they'll build more this time, so go for it.
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Whenever I look at the 992, I think of that line in The Lion King - 'you can be a big pig too!'
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Following up to see if any 911 owners who took delivery of a GT4, decided to keep both or trade in their beloved 991s.
Thanks in advance. My GT4 exits production this week; looking for any experiences.
Thanks in advance. My GT4 exits production this week; looking for any experiences.
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I'm replacing my 2015 991.1 GTS Cabriolet with a Spyder, but I will keep my 2018 GT3 6sp manual when the new car arrives
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I am replacing my 991.1 C2S PDK with a 718 spyder. Want to stick with a NA engine.
My wife suggested to me I should keep both and find some outside garage storage. I actually said no because I don’t want to juggle too many vehicles and wanted a change of scenery. Maybe I will
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I said I probably will keep spyder long term and get a new 911 later if I want to go back to one.
My wife suggested to me I should keep both and find some outside garage storage. I actually said no because I don’t want to juggle too many vehicles and wanted a change of scenery. Maybe I will
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I said I probably will keep spyder long term and get a new 911 later if I want to go back to one.
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