I have not seen a dedicated Cabrio thread. Hence, for those lucky 992 Cabrio owners (Carrera, S, Turbo - all welcome), please share a photo of your exterior / interior for us to drool over.
I am starting with my configurator C2S Cab photo given that I have yet to receive an allocation, which makes my car a MY 2022 (or 2023??) reality. Enjoy!

 

992 Turbo S Cab in Aventurine Green

Different light....different color

992 Turbo S Cabriolet Leather Interior in Black/Iceland Green

 

992 C4 Cabrio. Chalk exterior and graphite blue with chalk stitching interior.





CanadianNorth
2019 Cayenne E-Hybrid
2020 992 C4 Cabriolet

 

On my cab, when I open the door and the windows are all the way down, the window comes up about an inch. Anyone else's do this?

Tim

 

Little over a year old and still loving every minute of every drive.

 

 

Yes, but what the intended purpose is for is unknown.....

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Probably to protect the frameless glass when the door is slammed shut due to the design of the door panel. Same reason it goes down a bit when you open the door.

 

 

Here is a sneak peek at what I will be picking up at PEC Atl next week.

 

 

GR - still going back and forth between GB and GR. Are these satin black or gloss black wheels? Is this black interior?

 

Configurator image is the best I can do until July... 😁

 

2020 992 Carrera, loving it:

 

Question for the group: as you know, Porsche have configured the cabriolet so that one can't raise the rear windows when the windstop is raised. I've been told that this is so "you don't look like an #$%" when driving it. But having had a BMW 335 cab with a windstop, I found that having all the windows up at highway speeds made a material difference in terms of wind buffeting and overall noise. Is there a way to make the rear windows go up when the windstop is raised on the 992? Is there a hack for this?

Thanks.