PTS

That is true. I have driven other, modern 911s without RWS and some with RWS, but never the same exact model with and without, and back to back. So it might be impossible to gauge the exact benefits of it but I can certainly feel it in the cars that I have driven with it, and it's fantastic

Apolo1

Hopefully nothing gets leaked before the official launch, it’s nice to have some surprises. The Sports Classic was leaked before and whist it’s a great car it dampened the official launch Imo. What a launch video that was.

Jasonamayes

So I shouldn't show you the non-camouflaged pics I have?

PTS

non camo pics have been leaked for weeks

SuperDarius

nope thanks,we are not interested...

catdog2

Re. RWS I have had it with and without on C2S and it does make the feel more alive and responsive on turn in but also adds a layer of subjective superpower artifice; the one without feels like it's so much more pure and direct in its mid-turn response to throttle input/attitude change with the cost being more initial understeer... kinda more like an old school 911

Scrappy1972

Exterior wise, isn’t it a Touring with RS front fenders, doors and mag wheel design? A pity they didn’t use rear fenders from the SC.

fxz

Folks love Mr Santa

MeisterH

As always, Folks are not understanding Porsche Limited models like the ST are a combination of the sum of their parts..

This car is going to be super special, bespoke panels, bespoke interior.....

Or go pay 1m over list price for a Singer..

GrantG

An ST for $300k may be a better value, but it's a very different car from a Singer.

993RR

Parts bin special, but so many nice bins to choose from. Best of the best.

PTS

Amen. The R was parts bin and we saw how that turned out.

cosmos

The ST has a wider rear track then the standard touring, so much so in fact that little plastic fender “mud flaps” were needed.

white6speed

Let's see the pictures

PTS

I thought there were only two widths for the 992 911s? Is the ST GT3 width or 3RS/Sport Classic width?