LA Auto Show 2016
#16
Three Wheelin'
Carson PEC opened to the public Oct 29.
PCA breakfast on the 18th, tix went on sale few weeks back. It's in the Porsche Pavilion before show opens and you get admission to the show.
#17
Pro
Thread Starter
Nobody guessed these
I just saw on MotorTrend's website that a long wheelbase Panamera and a base Panamera will be revealed in LA. No word yet (that I've seen, anyway) on anything of more interest to our forum.
DMoore
'15 GT3
'16 Audi RS7 (Previous '10 Panamera 4S and '13 Panamera GTS)
DMoore
'15 GT3
'16 Audi RS7 (Previous '10 Panamera 4S and '13 Panamera GTS)
#20
RL Community Team
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#22
RL Community Team
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Anyone else going to the VIP event Wednesday night?
#23
Pro
Thread Starter
Yep. I haven't missed it for the last six or seven years. Only problem is we can't see anything else, so I always have to go back (usually Thanksgiving Day at opening) to see the rest of the show.
DMoore
'15 GT3
'16 Audi RS7
(but I've owned a couple of Panameras and will again, as soon as the Sport Touring is released!)
DMoore
'15 GT3
'16 Audi RS7
(but I've owned a couple of Panameras and will again, as soon as the Sport Touring is released!)
#24
Three Wheelin'
#25
Pro
Thread Starter
#26
http://www.carscoops.com/2016/11/new...ead-of-la.html
Atleast the RSR has been confirmed for Debut at LA according to Carscoops !
Atleast the RSR has been confirmed for Debut at LA according to Carscoops !
#27
Race Director
Originally Posted by mclarenmaniac
http://www.carscoops.com/2016/11/new...ead-of-la.html
Atleast the RSR has been confirmed for Debut at LA according to Carscoops !
Atleast the RSR has been confirmed for Debut at LA according to Carscoops !
#28
Rennlist Member
One thing does not rule out the other.
btw:
is it in US possible to drive a 911 Cup or RSR on the street. (half)legal with insurance?
in EU there are possibilities with a "Motorsport-Registration" as used for rallye cars.
the new 991.2 Cup with the extended lifespan in terms of revisions would be worth thinking about.
btw:
is it in US possible to drive a 911 Cup or RSR on the street. (half)legal with insurance?
in EU there are possibilities with a "Motorsport-Registration" as used for rallye cars.
the new 991.2 Cup with the extended lifespan in terms of revisions would be worth thinking about.
#29
One thing does not rule out the other.
btw:
is it in US possible to drive a 911 Cup or RSR on the street. (half)legal with insurance?
in EU there are possibilities with a "Motorsport-Registration" as used for rallye cars.
the new 991.2 Cup with the extended lifespan in terms of revisions would be worth thinking about.
btw:
is it in US possible to drive a 911 Cup or RSR on the street. (half)legal with insurance?
in EU there are possibilities with a "Motorsport-Registration" as used for rallye cars.
the new 991.2 Cup with the extended lifespan in terms of revisions would be worth thinking about.
Being born and raised in Europe and now living in the US I'm amazed and shocked about the differences.
In Florida there is no MOT or equal testing on any vehicles. You run monster truck on road without doors or seatbelts.
I have a 996gt3 with a license plate on the rear bumper. They would laugh at me trying to take it for TUV/MOT in Europe.
Sound, emissions, etc. no testing what so ever.
But, still you can't get a clubsport package out of the door at the dealership. ?????