ubercooper

Im still not quite sure why they compare it to a hydrofoil, but theres shark content so I figured Id post it

http://jalopnik.com/5223058/porsche-...l-for-the-road

SeanR

Pretty sweet looking one too.

123quattro

Wow, that car sits nicely. I like the rear spoiler delete.

dprantl

It's funny so many people who've never driven a 928 think it's such a badly handling car. It's also funny that they think it's so heavy, considering most of today's cars are at least as heavy, if not much more.

Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft

devilinblack

Looks like quarter window delete as well and some seriously odd exhaust exits?

edit: Maybe the quarter window area is just too blown out making everything there indistinct.

johnf95111

"What its driver thus did not need was a gym membership"

The driver may not need a gym membership, but the author does; a real girly-man. My '89GT is easy to manuver at slow around-town speeds as well as on the open road up into the triple digits.

I do like the clean look of the pictured 928.

Cheers,

Ron_H

And my 928 seems to squat above 80 mph and plant itself to the road, rather than rise up as on a hydrofoil. And, yes, it also seems nimble enough at slow speeds, though not as nimble as my 914/6.

algie928s4

Seems to be all about the timming........
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1985-PORSCHE-9...1%7C240%3A1318
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rawky

Agreed.

6mil928

Nice picture.

Charley B

Good find Algie. I noticed that, coincidentally, there was a Hydrofoil ad on that page, to the left of the photo, also.