Ben Z

I can see why some people might appreciate it especially if they live in a hilly city like SF for example (although moreso in a 991 on account of lacking a proper handbrake) but it makes absolutely no sense to me why there's no provision to disable it, if not through the PCM then at least with Durametric.

Abe Froman

A 997.2 has most of the tech of the 991 (PDK, direct-injection, LED lighting, e-diff on the 4 models, Bluetooth, active engine mounts on the Turbo, etc) while retaining all that was good about the 996/997.1.
The 997.1 simply doesn't - it's more 996 than 991. That's can be a good or bad thing depending on what one is seeking in their 911!

kalanioc

i don't mind it.. may i ask why you don't like it?

dawgcatching

The word is getting out on the 997.2: the C4 manual in cream white posted for sale sold fast!

Edgy01

My 997.1 S cabriolet was made when Porsche was Porsche--and not a subsidiary of Volkswagen! A REAL Porsche!

captainkirk

All these articles are written to hype the used car market up. Yes, the 997 is a good car. I myself, am in the market to get one soon.

I am just trying to figure on how to upgrade the pcm for cheap by myself or find a very good installer who won't ruin the car panels etc. I need latest GPS and Carplay is a must.

Doug H

Lol, so was the 996 . . .

Steve 911

OnlineAlias

Haha...and the sweat on your brow from listening for ticks and watching for smoke....not to mention me showing up outrunning you.

I kid I kid,,,