Here is the new 992 Porsche 911
11-28-2018, 01:00 PM
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My garage goals have changed a bit when it comes to the 911. I always want to have a modern GT car but when it comes to the Carrera, I would rather have something older. So I'm currently searching for either a late 80's G50 car or possibly a 964. Just haven't found the right example yet.
Personally I feel the best 911 experience is a modern GT car and a classic Carrera.
Personally I feel the best 911 experience is a modern GT car and a classic Carrera.
As for the 992 I'll hold my opinions until I see one in person but so far I like what I see and know the performance is always better.
11-28-2018, 01:08 PM
#51
I like this strategy and have been thinking about doing something similar. I previously owned a 1980 911 SC Weissach so I'm looking at 964's for the better handling. While originally I wasn't a big fan of the 964 look I've come to appreciate it over the years. Good luck with your search.
As for the 992 I'll hold my opinions until I see one in person but so far I like what I see and know the performance is always better.
As for the 992 I'll hold my opinions until I see one in person but so far I like what I see and know the performance is always better.
11-28-2018, 02:21 PM
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Burning Brakes
11-30-2018, 11:46 AM
#55
I don't care for the 992, I don't like the design of the PORSCHE and 911 insignias. Don't care for the square hood. Don't care for the interior ( shift, 4 electronic gauges, the cup holder in the middle of the console), I can go on and on...
11-30-2018, 12:10 PM
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While I'm waiting to see one in person before commenting all of the above are on my hit list after I see one. Like the ash tray in the 991 the cup holder in the 992 will be useless.
