911 Carrera S or GTS
#31
As Gio said, don't think you can order a GTS anymore, but assuming you're looking at one already built or in process, I can give you my input, as I went through the same process. For me, the difference boiled down to two things: wide body vs. narrow body, and wheel choices. The engine differences weren't material enough to make a difference to me.
I chose S in the end because I find the narrow body models wide enough already and actually prefer their look, particularly from angles. Second, I didn't care for the GTS wheel options and it was going to cost me $4k+ to swap out wheels after the fact. And the price difference in the cars I specced similarly were already about $8k apart, GTS being higher. So I went S. All personal preference really.
I chose S in the end because I find the narrow body models wide enough already and actually prefer their look, particularly from angles. Second, I didn't care for the GTS wheel options and it was going to cost me $4k+ to swap out wheels after the fact. And the price difference in the cars I specced similarly were already about $8k apart, GTS being higher. So I went S. All personal preference really.
good thing is you don't see the wheels when you drive it... and the gts is a thrill driven hard... i was very impressed at the roadshow event
#33
You do have a choice on the wheels, at least at the time you could order one. You could get the awesome CL wheels, or the regular 5 lug Carrera S wheels.
#34
But that's all personal preference. My only comment to a buyer considering both cars is simply to make the decision based on which they prefer aesthetically, inside and out, because the performance difference is deminimis.
#35
Yeah, but that's basically two choices, and if you don't want to deal with CL wheels, you really have one choice. I hate the Carrera S wheels, so for me it was either go with CL, which I didn't care to do, or go 5 lug and eat the swap cost.
But that's all personal preference. My only comment to a buyer considering both cars is simply to make the decision based on which they prefer aesthetically, inside and out, because the performance difference is deminimis.
But that's all personal preference. My only comment to a buyer considering both cars is simply to make the decision based on which they prefer aesthetically, inside and out, because the performance difference is deminimis.
In this case, the OP is considering a 991.2 S vs a 991.1 GTS ... I think the consensus is that there would be a performance difference which might be more than deminimis, mostly due to the turbo vs non-turbo.
#36
I used to HATE black "murdered out" wheels. I did it on my supercharged Range and immediately regretted it, so I understand when someone says its not as classy (or classic) a look. I vowed never to have black wheels again, but when I saw the GTS, for me, it matched the car perfectly. The GTS definitely has a "raw" look to it as opposed to refined, but that's exactly what I'm looking for (for now).
#37
I used to HATE black "murdered out" wheels. I did it on my supercharged Range and immediately regretted it, so I understand when someone says its not as classy (or classic) a look. I vowed never to have black wheels again, but when I saw the GTS, for me, it matched the car perfectly. The GTS definitely has a "raw" look to it as opposed to refined, but that's exactly what I'm looking for (for now).
#38
I think if you use my google search it comes out closer to about 20+ 2015/16's on dealer lots ...
#39
I used to HATE black "murdered out" wheels. I did it on my supercharged Range and immediately regretted it, so I understand when someone says its not as classy (or classic) a look. I vowed never to have black wheels again, but when I saw the GTS, for me, it matched the car perfectly. The GTS definitely has a "raw" look to it as opposed to refined, but that's exactly what I'm looking for (for now).
#41
The gts bits make the car a gts: cl wheels, c4 body, Alcantara interior and power kit, wrapped up in a colour of your choice (and they all look good) at a discounted price. What more could you ask for?