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Spare us; I hope you buy credits for every flight you take!
Right. Because you step on a bee means you might as well take a bat to the nearest bee hive. Those record storms we’ve been having every year lately are so random.
Right. Because you step on a bee means you might as well take a bat to the nearest bee hive. Those record storms we’ve been having every year lately are so random.
As much as I’m not a fan of the new look, with that white car I think one can see where Porsche is headed and maybe understand why. They’re pulling the 911 into the 21st century and giving it a more modern futuristic look. I’d be willing to bet the 992 styling is intended to be a middle point on the road to a much more futurustic looking car complete with a hybrid power train. Porsche is changing the look across the model lineup to give it a more modern signature and I think these models are likely just a waypoint on a much bigger transition. Makes me sad on one hand, but such is life. Change is the only constant.
Definitely. The 992 is the bridge to the new styling direction being introduced / formalized with the Taycan. In reality, the Panamera was, then the Cayenne, now the 911, and the Macan facelift to an extent. The next generation after those will strongly resemble whatever the Taycan looks like.
^^^ Dashboard looks very reminiscent of my 2017 Panamera 4.
Yes, but with some definite improvements. Which were needed. While the Panamera dash is slick and well rendered, I don't think it's very functional, compared to Audi, BMW or Merc.