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Not forgetting the headlight clip-ons as you folks still insist on driving on the wrong side of the road, and the famous Whitworth tools indispensable for working on Hillman Imps, MG Midgets.... Ah yes the good old days when the BBC read the news with such clarity and accuracy "Fog in the Channel, Europe isolated"
siberian
No need for headlight clip-ins if travelling to Europe.
I believe it’s built in as a free function in the 992.
I must have one of the last MY23's. V300 on May 10, then it sat in Emden for several weeks. It's 1 of 302 Porsches still aboard the Violet Ace, and I'm waiting for the ship to arrive at the Port of Houston.
NICE!. Now about the rest of items mentioned... Cheers
siberian
Oh yes, good point, particularly the English language issue.
I've always found that if a foreigner doesn't understand my English, I just shout it out louder and louder till they do!
Anyway I reckon the whole world should be forced to learn and speak English, it's ridiculous and time consuming having to constantly raise my voice
No need for headlight clip-ins if travelling to Europe.
I believe it’s built in as a free function in the 992.
Try this…
Good reference Barkat, my Macan S gen 2 had this feature 4 years ago… it tells you that you entered diff country, displays speed limits and inverts the lights. Let’s see if 992 does it as well.
My MY23 got dropped off at Jacksonville port from the violet ace and started PDI yesterday. Can’t wait to see it!!! First known shark blue with yellow stitching/accents
Originally Posted by Edward911
I must have one of the last MY23's. V300 on May 10, then it sat in Emden for several weeks. It's 1 of 302 Porsches still aboard the Violet Ace, and I'm waiting for the ship to arrive at the Port of Houston.
I must have one of the last MY23's. V300 on May 10, then it sat in Emden for several weeks. It's 1 of 302 Porsches still aboard the Violet Ace, and I'm waiting for the ship to arrive at the Port of Houston.
I started manufacture (V260) on 6/22, supposed to be finished 6/29, inshallah (yeah I used to live in Dubai so that pops up in my conversation once in a while). So I think you're definitely before me if you've already received this.
Last edited by Roadworrier; 06-24-2023 at 04:08 PM.
After two days and approximately 950 miles we've made it home with our T.
I saw the Gentian Blue in the showroom 14 months ago, and fell in love with the color. But since then, every time I saw a picture of a Gentian Blue car it just didn't seem to pop and have the presence that the car i saw 14 months ago had, as a result I was really nervous when we took delivery that it wasn't going to look as good as I remembered back on that day in the showroom... I'm happy to say, that the car is just as amazing looking in person as I hoped it would be. The Gentian Blue is exactly what I was looking for - the weather was so bad in Atlanta that it was the day after we picked the car up that I finally saw it in sunlight, and this morning was the first time I saw it in sunlight and clean, and it's exactly what I was aiming for. I'm not sure that my photos do Gentian Blue justice either though...
Looks beautiful man!
Now to finish it off you just need to vac the drivers carpet and it'll be showroom ready
I know, but by the time I was done it was 92 degrees (Or to convert that measurement to the Queen's English - it was bloody hot!) and I had had enough of being out in the heat.
I'm actually going to replace those mats with all weather ones this week. The carpet ones are really nice, but I track so much crap into the car, especially in the winter that carpet mats usually look terrible after a few months no matter what I do.
06-24-2023, 11:23 AM
Cheers
