New Safari Model
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Overdraft (11-12-2022)
11-11-2022, 09:56 AM
#17
Rennlist Member
Looks to me like a bunch of new bodywork, new suspension and who knows what else. Def not a parts bin special IMO.
And, even if it is, the porsche engineers know how to put parts together to make a kickass package, a la Sport Classic, Carrera T and we’ll see what comes next.
Looks to me like a bunch of new bodywork, new suspension and who knows what else. Def not a parts bin special IMO.
And, even if it is, the porsche engineers know how to put parts together to make a kickass package, a la Sport Classic, Carrera T and we’ll see what comes next.
11-11-2022, 10:41 AM
#18
Looks to me like a bunch of new bodywork, new suspension and who knows what else. Def not a parts bin special IMO.
And, even if it is, the porsche engineers know how to put parts together to make a kickass package, a la Sport Classic, Carrera T and we’ll see what comes next.
Looks to me like a bunch of new bodywork, new suspension and who knows what else. Def not a parts bin special IMO.
And, even if it is, the porsche engineers know how to put parts together to make a kickass package, a la Sport Classic, Carrera T and we’ll see what comes next.
11-11-2022, 07:40 PM
#20
This car is proof that people with money will buy anything just to say they did.
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zachr (11-12-2022)
11-12-2022, 08:17 AM
#21
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I read it is revealed in LA on the 17th…so called my dealer and signed up for one yesterday. It is the second 911 variant I ever wanted Porsche to build…the GT3T being the first and this whereby a 911 I could drive all year round - salt and snow be damned - and feel good about it. Not to say you can’t throw snows on any C4S and have a blast, I just never had the resolve/ stomach to hear the salt and salt gumming up the wheel wells - car all dirty…but this Dakar package ..the dirtier and saltier the better in my mind.
11-12-2022, 08:53 AM
#22
Three Wheelin'
Why do you think salt will be any less corrosive on this model? And snow? In snow I would rather drive any other 4 variant (with proper snow tires) since the higher COG on this car will actually make it worse in the snow - both cornering grip and stopping distances. If you are talking about enough snow to make clearance an issue, the Safaris is still quite less than ideal for those conditions.
11-12-2022, 10:25 AM
#23
"Off road 911" could be the latest oxymoron.....
05-17-2023, 09:28 AM
#24
Intermediate
Thread Starter
You can call me Porschetradamus....on the call of them creating all of these final grail cars and dropping the "standard GT4's....ok...probably obvious now.