+ a lot


to kboustani
yeah.... sorry to be a jerk, but this is a a stupid question. i could understand if you didn't have a computer (or a phone) but this is NOT a question you should be asking if you are about to spend (at least) 20 grand. if you have a problem with my comment...... go to hell. yeah i just said that. ban me.

 

^^^Dufus^^^

Back on topic........the C4 has the spare in the frunk laying flat. The C2 is upright.

 

Doesn't the 13th digit of the VIN describe the body/drivetrain type? Check here:
http://www.renntech.org/forums/content/vin_decoder/

edit: maybe not. Here's an image of a C4 (AWD) front trunk:


The RWD C2 front trunk looks like this:

 

sneaky pete go f - yourself , you know damn well this is a dumb question.,

 

Well that's first......a "user" with 9 posts tells me to Fvck off? What are you 12? And no its not a dumb question. You don't know who the OP is. He is asking a legit question. Keep up the smart *** comments and you will be the one who gets the boot.

 

Nope not bigger just silver but you knew that.......

 

And one more for the dumbass of the day......the calipers are stock not turbo

 

+1. It has the same brakes as the C2 with silver painted calipers instead of black.

The differential cover in the frunk is a dead giveaway.

 

Turn the wheel and look for the front axles.

 

If you're asking because you want an AWD Porsche then you should look to the later 997 models. The 996 does not have a truly functional AWD system in comparison.

 

Be nice, this is your only warning.

 

Not in my C4S. It just says Carrera.

As suggested, without getting underneath the car, the easiest way to tell is to pop the hood to look at the frunk. The pictures already posted are very helpful.

-Eric

 

That's interesting... I believe my door sills say Carrera 4S. I'll check when I go to lunch today...

 

Get the car in the air and look for the cardan shaft from the tranny to the front diff, look then for the diff, and from each side of the diff an axle to the front hub/wheel.

 

I believe that RWD models have a compact spare tire in the frunk. AWD models have a collapsible spare tire with a compressor underneath the floor in the frunk.