993 in europe is P93?
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Correct. I think it's understood that all Porsche variants begin with a 9, so they'll mention p86 for the Boxter 986, or P96 for the 996 etc.
But considering you don't really save any key strokes by adding the "P" in there anyway, I'm not sure on why some prefer this nomenclature.
But considering you don't really save any key strokes by adding the "P" in there anyway, I'm not sure on why some prefer this nomenclature.
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Correct. I think it's understood that all Porsche variants begin with a 9, so they'll mention p86 for the Boxter 986, or P96 for the 996 etc.
But considering you don't really save any key strokes by adding the "P" in there anyway, I'm not sure on why some prefer this nomenclature.
But considering you don't really save any key strokes by adding the "P" in there anyway, I'm not sure on why some prefer this nomenclature.
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