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Well, to my eyes, it looks quite similar to 991.2. But at this juncture, Porsche wouldn't need to test 991.2, which is already in production stage. So it must be 992.
It's pretty hilarious to look at a test mule for any clues of the final car. It's a test mule!!! Like did this 918 test mule bear any resemblance to the final 918?
I've got a deposit down on one already. Rumor is old school will be back by then and things will come around full circle. The 2025 will be NA once again
It's pretty hilarious to look at a test mule for any clues of the final car. It's a test mule!!! Like did this 918 test mule bear any resemblance to the final 918?
Of course it does. It's just missing a few panels! Same car.
You joke, but my dealer says, people put all kinds of crazy deposits down on future Porsches that don't exist and may or may not ever be made. For instance he says right now they have several deposits on a 991 GT2 (should it ever be made.) He said people had deposits down on the Macan when it was just a rumour of a Cayenne Jr. and no one had seen it. I think that's hilarious. They said that lots of people forget they put down deposits (up to $10K) and leave the country or die and they have to chase down relatives to try and give the money back. Too funny.
You joke, but my dealer says, people put all kinds of crazy deposits down on future Porsches that don't exist and may or may not ever be made. For instance he says right now they have several deposits on a 991 GT2 (should it ever be made.) He said people had deposits down on the Macan when it was just a rumour of a Cayenne Jr. and no one had seen it. I think that's hilarious. They said that lots of people forget they put down deposits (up to $10K) and leave the country or die and they have to chase down relatives to try and give the money back. Too funny.
When you have the money and these cars are produced in such limited numbers, I don't see the issue with placing a deposit on one. It's about getting a car that is personalized to your tastes, not the previous owner's or the dealership's.
It's pretty hilarious to look at a test mule for any clues of the final car. It's a test mule!!! Like did this 918 test mule bear any resemblance to the final 918?
The most interesting part of that article aren't the pictures but the news about the new modular platform the next 911 will be built on. No longer a a rear-engine specific platform (like current and past 911s) it will now be a generic platform that will be used for 911 and mid-engined VAG cars like Cayman, R8 and Lambo. Wow. That's pretty brutal. Just one generic platform for all. I guess that's what happens when you get bought by VW.
We know it will ride on a new modular sports car platform being developed by Porsche. The platform will allow greater flexibility when it comes to positioning of the engines and suspension hardware. The platform will also underpin next-generation versions of the Boxster and Cayman and possibly the next-gen Audi R8 as well as Lamborghini’s replacement for the Aventador.
11-20-2015, 03:30 AM
2019 Porsche 911 Spy Shots
cancel those deposits!
I've got a deposit down on one already. Rumor is old school will be back by then and things will come around full circle. The 2025 will be NA once again 
