SamFromTX

It is not tied to anything else and launch control is standard. I initially didn't order it but after playing with the 3 D configurator many times, I decided it created a nice visual appeal so I added it on. I have it on my C4S and to me, it does not look like a wart.

skuplist

Ok that's what I thought. I probably wouldn't order it but I'm so used to having it on my Cayman S that it would feel strange not having it.

M-Phibian

First in line at my dealer. Still waiting for my allocation, though. Planning on white, leather w/deviated stitching, front-lift, and white gauges.

'14 GT3 incoming
'13 GT-R, Switzer built
'13 Cayenne GTS

mhh

Sapphire Blue
Leather interior
Front lift (standard in Australian spec)
PCCB
PCM
Sport Chrono clock
Sound Package Plus
PDLS
Sports bucket seats
Clubsport package
Carbon dash, door and console trim
Garage door opener
Mobile phone prep
Voice Control
Dimming mirrors/auto wipers
Smoker package
Painted key
Mats

October build

skuplist

So what is the logic in the front lift option being included in Australia?

PC Valkyrie

Mine's a simple build (Canadian car):

Amaranth red metallic ($3590)
90L fuel tank ($0)
Lifting system front axle ($3990)
Luggage net passenger footwell ($0)
Smoking package ($0)
HomeLink (programmable garage door opener) ($390)
Floor mats ($0)
Sport Design leather steering wheel ($0)
Mobile phone preparation ($0)

Expecting delivery in spring 2014.

skuplist

Homelink must be standard on the US page. I don't see that as an option.

mhh

Needed to clear kangaroo road kill?

Not sure TBH, but I would have ordered it anyway.

Mike in CA

It is standard in the U.S.........

CAlexio

They already charge them so much more than anyone else, that there so enough margin to throw in a few options and still rape them silly. they also realize no cars will be sold if they're undrivable on some bad ozzy roads.. It's a self-preservation tactic by Porsche. I

mhh

That pretty much sums it up.

skuplist

I've driven in Australia. Nice roads actually! Better than some
of our roads in US cities. I find it funny how car marketing departments come up with these differences in each market.