Trade in huracan evo for a 992 turbo S?
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Like the title states. I have been offered a allocation for a turbo S. Not sure what is the best move. I keep drifting towards the 992 every time I'm online searching for vehicle reviews and so on.
Only thing that worries is it won't obviously sound as good as a N/A v10 but then again a quick 200 cell cat and exhaust swap can make it sound fantastic...
Anyone went from huracan to 911?
Only thing that worries is it won't obviously sound as good as a N/A v10 but then again a quick 200 cell cat and exhaust swap can make it sound fantastic...
Anyone went from huracan to 911?
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If anything they are complimentary cars but rare someone would cross shop them (an RS is closer comparison).
I've owned two Huracans. I would never "replace" it with a Turbo. Although I am looking to ADD a Turbo as a semi-daily driver to compliment by current dedicated supercar (765LT).
- One is an obnoxious peacock "always an event" supercar that will feel raw and like an occasion. You know this as an owner but it swarms you with attention and is unlike 99.9% of the cars on the road.
- The other is a practical speed demon that, although a rocket, blends in and looks like almost every other 911 on the road. It won't get attention, will be less of an occasion, but is 10x more livable while also being much faster but less emotional.
I've owned two Huracans. I would never "replace" it with a Turbo. Although I am looking to ADD a Turbo as a semi-daily driver to compliment by current dedicated supercar (765LT).
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If anything they are complimentary cars but rare someone would cross shop them (an RS is closer comparison).
I've owned two Huracans. I would never "replace" it with a Turbo. Although I am looking to ADD a Turbo as a semi-daily driver to compliment by current dedicated supercar (765LT).
- One is an obnoxious peacock "always an event" supercar that will feel raw and like an occasion. You know this as an owner but it swarms you with attention and is unlike 99.9% of the cars on the road.
- The other is a practical speed demon that, although a rocket, blends in and looks like almost every other 911 on the road. It won't get attention, will be less of an occasion, but is 10x more livable while also being much faster but less emotional.
I've owned two Huracans. I would never "replace" it with a Turbo. Although I am looking to ADD a Turbo as a semi-daily driver to compliment by current dedicated supercar (765LT).
Yes the exhaust issue is definitely going to be different so I'm not quite sure about it just yet. Although looks wise they're both beautiful cars in different ways.
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How do you plan on using the car?
I've daily'd alot of rather unique cars, from Porsche GT3/RS to Ferraris.
But even with my history, I don't think I would wan to daily a Huracan. The Huracan AWD is a blast to drive (never had a chance with the Evo), but in any guise I don't think I would want to daily a Huracan.
If you're going to get the car as a weekend cruiser or canyon carver, or just a fun car, then the Evo for sure. For anything else, the Porsche, hands down.
I've daily'd alot of rather unique cars, from Porsche GT3/RS to Ferraris.
But even with my history, I don't think I would wan to daily a Huracan. The Huracan AWD is a blast to drive (never had a chance with the Evo), but in any guise I don't think I would want to daily a Huracan.
If you're going to get the car as a weekend cruiser or canyon carver, or just a fun car, then the Evo for sure. For anything else, the Porsche, hands down.
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How do you plan on using the car?
I've daily'd alot of rather unique cars, from Porsche GT3/RS to Ferraris.
But even with my history, I don't think I would wan to daily a Huracan. The Huracan AWD is a blast to drive (never had a chance with the Evo), but in any guise I don't think I would want to daily a Huracan.
If you're going to get the car as a weekend cruiser or canyon carver, or just a fun car, then the Evo for sure. For anything else, the Porsche, hands down.
I've daily'd alot of rather unique cars, from Porsche GT3/RS to Ferraris.
But even with my history, I don't think I would wan to daily a Huracan. The Huracan AWD is a blast to drive (never had a chance with the Evo), but in any guise I don't think I would want to daily a Huracan.
If you're going to get the car as a weekend cruiser or canyon carver, or just a fun car, then the Evo for sure. For anything else, the Porsche, hands down.
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The TTS with a Soul catless race exhaust sounds amazing. It has a deep growl and tons of turbo noises.
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I've been contemplating doing the opposite. I love my tts and always thought it was funny when people told me the car was too good. It honestly is. The tts is incredible but it almost takes me as a driver out of it. It sounds way better now with the exhaust and is a rocket off the line. The lambo sounds amazing still in comparison but will be slower if that matters. The huge factor will be if you want all of the attention or not. If you like the huge head turns go with the lambo. The porsche turns heads but in a different way.
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I never understand the “fast” comments. If all you want is fast and you dont care about sound, why not get a tesla plaid? Sports cars should provide emotion. Every drive should be an event.
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If it’s a weekend car, I want it to be an event every time I drive it.
A 911 isn’t that since we are comparing the two.
A 911 isn’t that since we are comparing the two.
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Like the title states. I have been offered a allocation for a turbo S. Not sure what is the best move. I keep drifting towards the 992 every time I'm online searching for vehicle reviews and so on.
Only thing that worries is it won't obviously sound as good as a N/A v10 but then again a quick 200 cell cat and exhaust swap can make it sound fantastic...
Anyone went from huracan to 911?
Only thing that worries is it won't obviously sound as good as a N/A v10 but then again a quick 200 cell cat and exhaust swap can make it sound fantastic...
Anyone went from huracan to 911?
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Haha... I see you on the lambo forum. I am actually going the opposite route vs what you are considering. I have a 992 TTS and waiting for an allocation to change to a tecnica. The huracan is honestly not good as a car vs the TTS, it's slower, less usable, harder to drive around town, more outdated tech. However, it beats the TTS in terms of theater hands down. I drive my TTs only on the weekend and to me the TTS just isn't cutting it in terms making the drive an event
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If anything they are complimentary cars but rare someone would cross shop them (an RS is closer comparison).
I've owned two Huracans. I would never "replace" it with a Turbo. Although I am looking to ADD a Turbo as a semi-daily driver to compliment by current dedicated supercar (765LT).
- One is an obnoxious peacock "always an event" supercar that will feel raw and like an occasion. You know this as an owner but it swarms you with attention and is unlike 99.9% of the cars on the road.
- The other is a practical speed demon that, although a rocket, blends in and looks like almost every other 911 on the road. It won't get attention, will be less of an occasion, but is 10x more livable while also being much faster but less emotional.
I've owned two Huracans. I would never "replace" it with a Turbo. Although I am looking to ADD a Turbo as a semi-daily driver to compliment by current dedicated supercar (765LT).
The Huracan looks great from the outside in.
The TTS looks better from the inside out.
the demographic that will follow you home in your Huracan is the same demographic that can’t tell the difference between a Cayman and a TTS.
It’s hard giving up the bling and going for a wolf in sheep’s clothing, but at least you can take it many more places than the Huracan will condition you to not take it.
the TTS is an all-business understated surgical knife, the Huracan is a full-speed chainsaw in Sesame Street colors. I miss the passion of the Italian but ultimately feel I did the right thing by breaking up with an insane girlfriend that was too demanding and impossible to live with.
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The Huracan is the girl you date.
The TT/TTS is the girl you put a ring on.
The TT/TTS is the girl you put a ring on.
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