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Old 12-03-2018 | 09:00 AM
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I hear they have coupons for that in Scientology Sunday school.
Hey now, easy.....don't mock the Uber religious. And it's not "Sunday school"...... it's Friday nights in Tom Cruise' dungeon.

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Old 12-03-2018 | 09:40 AM
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Geez, I am going back to the 991 Forum.
Old 12-03-2018 | 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by chance6
You know what I find interesting? The new C2S is priced about $7k UNDER the 991.2 GTS. The 992 is a widebody car with the same engine, essentially (except the piezo injectors, etc.)- essentially the same peak power and peak torque, and same redline of 7500 rpm. Peak power is achieved at the same 6500 rpm.

So basically, excluding any crazy Alcantara and maybe some Sport design front end, the new S IS a GTS. I priced one out the way that I would want it and-- $167k. $52k in options. This includes Chalk, PCCB, PDCC, rear axle steering, Night vision assist, and of course the Alcantara roof liner. The painted interior trim option is also very cool. Not too sure about this generic looking tach though.

I got my 991.2 Turbo for roughly $170k after discount, brand new. Not sure I'm ready to give up 100 horsepower and 130+ lb-ft for a similar price?
The 992S (w/PDK) also weighs nearly a hundred lbs more than the 991.2GTS (w/PDK)...
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I guess it is true that some folks did go from a 997TTS to a 991S. But Lord that’s a 130 hp reduction and loss of AWD and variable turbine geometry. Seems a lot to give up but the interior enhancements and PDK, wheelbase improvements etc. were important.
As for electric cars, they’re coming, and maybe in 15 years the sport exhaust will be a memory.
And that makes me sad.
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PCCB and Rear Axle steering is a waste in a Carrera S in my opinion. It prices the car out of its target sector.
Old 12-04-2018 | 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by rave426
PCCB and Rear Axle steering is a waste in a Carrera S in my opinion. It prices the car out of its target sector.
Have you driven a car with RAS, and I mean more than in a straight line? I did before I ordered and I felt it was well worth $2k, along with the majority of others that frequent this forum.
Old 12-04-2018 | 01:33 PM
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In the UK, only available as a PDK hard top C2S or C4S for now so by the time a Cab is available, the differential from my 991.2 will be prohibitive. Having said that, the price configurator makes the 992 C2S actually cheaper than the outgoing 991.2 equivalent when you take into account that standard price now includes stuff previously on options list. That includes PDK cos manual not available yet.
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I deleted a bunch of political posts; they have no place in a technical forum and are better suited for the Politics and Controversy forum. Thanks.
Old 12-04-2018 | 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by chance6
I guess it is true that some folks did go from a 997TTS to a 991S. But Lord that’s a 130 hp reduction and loss of AWD and variable turbine geometry. Seems a lot to give up but the interior enhancements and PDK, wheelbase improvements etc. were important.
As for electric cars, they’re coming, and maybe in 15 years the sport exhaust will be a memory.
And that makes me sad.
A car is more than just HP and TQ.

It's like picking a girlfriend based on bra and cup size only.
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I just did a build to the exact spec of my 991.1 S PTS with a 992 S PTS everything being equal it came in at a whooping $146,620.00 ( Less colored gauges & SportDesign Package )

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Originally Posted by Mrrdstr
I just did a build to the exact spec of my 991.1 S PTS with a 992 S PTS everything being equal it came in at a whooping $146,620.00 ( Less colored gauges )
More or less?
Old 12-04-2018 | 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Mrrdstr
I just did a build to the exact spec of my 991.1 S PTS with a 992 S PTS everything being equal it came in at a whooping $146,620.00 ( Less colored gauges )
Prices are close to being at the ceiling where people say, let's look at something else or it doesn't make good financial sense unless you write it off for a business or have a car allowance through work that pays for it...... and there is enough of that so Porsche will sell a ton regardless)
Old 12-04-2018 | 08:53 PM
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I am sure there are many of us that use their 911s for pleasure only such as dinner out on the weekend, a ride to a car show, weekend getaway, etc. and nothing else. That is how I use it and my friend across the road with a Boxster S does exactly the same...I would venture there are more of us than what you describe.
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Originally Posted by Bob Z.
More or less?
More

2014 pricing - $129,930.00

Also not included on the 992 S build - XAT SportDesign Package
Old 12-05-2018 | 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by chance6
As for electric cars, they’re coming, and maybe in 15 years the sport exhaust will be a memory.
And that makes me sad.
VW just announced that the next Gen of combustion engines will be the last.... Can't find the article but its an announcement made this week.


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