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Here’s my teaser since the car is currently pretty clean. Wheels never cleaned since March delivery:
Look at the light sidewall scuffing. Had it on a gravel road!
I may just be thick, but are you saying your wheels haven’t been cleaned in five months?
I stopped driving other, low clearance cars I’ve had, in heavy snow…after getting “hung up” in a snow rut one Winter.
In the 992 - Rain? OK. Light snow? Still OK. But ice or heavy snow, not OK. IMO. But everyone has their own comfort level.
That's why I'm getting a Dakar as my daily driver....... 😃 Will be the perfect 992 on our potholed and often snow/ice covered (in Winter) roads in Northern Scotland.
My 992 C4S is my daily driver. I don’t currently have a garage because I was told it would cost the same as the car, and since I only had enough money for one of those things I bought the car. I went for a 4 hour drive the other morning through southern Vermont which was dramatically better than 4 hours in a garage, so I’m still happy with that decision. Also, I think those test drivers testing north of the arctic circle did me good and the car can probably handle the Berkshires.
Dolomite Silver hides the dirt well, but I did put 20K miles on it in the first year. My wife and I drove it to California and back last fall and put 11k miles on it in just over 8 weeks. I would recommend trying that, it was very fun. All packed and ready to drive across the country Plenty of room
See, this is exactly what my wife and I want to do (if I ever get an allocation for a Targa 4S). We want to take some long distance trips to see parts of the United States where we have never been. What I would like to know is what items are a must to take with you on a long distance trip. For example, I plan on taking a bucket and car wash detergent to wash off bugs, etc., and probably some tools. What do you (or anyone else) recommend to take with you on these long distance trips?
See, this is exactly what my wife and I want to do (if I ever get an allocation for a Targa 4S). We want to take some long distance trips to see parts of the United States where we have never been. What I would like to know is what items are a must to take with you on a long distance trip. For example, I plan on taking a bucket and car wash detergent to wash off bugs, etc., and probably some tools. What do you (or anyone else) recommend to take with you on these long distance trips?
Appropriate clothes. Cooler for snacks/drinks/sandwiches. Tent. Camp stove. Pots/pan/plates/silverware/dishsoap. maps to navigate roads less traveled. Leave your car cleaning supplies at home.
That's why I'm getting a Dakar as my daily driver....... 😃 Will be the perfect 992 on our potholed and often snow/ice covered (in Winter) roads in Northern Scotland.
Spent 3 weeks in Scotland this past September. Mostly in the highlands. Wonderful country. had a great time.
Appropriate clothes. Cooler for snacks/drinks/sandwiches. Tent. Camp stove. Pots/pan/plates/silverware/dishsoap. maps to navigate roads less traveled. Leave your car cleaning supplies at home.
Cross Country camping in a 911???? D@mn that. My idea of camping is when room service shuts down for the night at the Hyatt and I have to order a pizza. That's when I think, "Ooh, I'm camping."
Spare tire, if unable plenty of tire sealant, spare quart of oil and leave the cleaning supplies home for those trips to the mall. My winter accessories in my Touareg:
Flares, spare tire, come-alongs, blankets, power battery bank, complete mechanic tool box, spare belt, breaker bar, rifle... no space for all that in the 992 so remote trips (I mean remote trips) are not really practical as mostly no cell coverage and unless in a caravan unsafe.
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