Status car. Ford sells a mustang for 40k that is fast and will last for years, even with dealer abuse.

 

Anywhere you travel if that matters to you.

I have a couple Rimowa Original Aluminum carryons and they are very well made and have some old world charm. And they will roll for miles with a light tap. Lifetime warranty. Same way someone appreciates a nice car or a nice pen or a nice watch. If you travel frequently, having a nice suitcase feels good.

 

I do the Ron Jeremy thing and just use large trashbags. They fit better

 

These ones are brilliant and build for the 911 (992):

https://www.toplift.se/hem/roadsterb...1-992/?lang=en

 

Whoa that is cool, particularly the rear set-up.

 

Yes and no availability for larger gas tank either

 

Frunk is the same size on AWD 911’s. Extended range fuel tank does not effect frunk size on on non AWD.

 

4.6L on both, I stand corrected.

 

for my setup, I use a small wheeled bag, that can fit like a week of clothes in, it goes overhead in a plane and fits in any Porsche, got at Costco for less than 100, then I use a Porsche rough roads sack https://www.suncoastparts.com/produc...50050PACB.html for all the electronics I take.

 

This is the Rimowa Check-In M. Tight fit in the Turbo S (AWD has a smaller frunk) but it fits and hood closes properly.

 

Trunk is the same, size 2WD or 4WD.

 

It is not.

 

The Porsche Design site is having a close-out sale that has some pretty great deals.

https://porschedesign-us.shop/collec...e-all-products

 

Ah yes, the official Porsche Design website, porschedesign-us.shop, where you can email them at the official Porsche Design email address keqiaolingsyx@outlook.com and, of course, xianggangnuote888@outlook.com

 

when I fold down my rear seats it's looks like the back bolster is being squished against the bottom. Have you seen any wear or damage from extended time with seats down?