Porsche's look the same...
04-07-2013, 02:40 PM
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I'm glad I bought it used.
04-07-2013, 02:45 PM
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Your average "Joe" cannot tell the difference between a 1st generation Boxster and a 991.
A few years ago my 79 - 928 was on my friends showroom over the winter. A customer, who's car was in for service, wandered over to the rear window and asked why the engine was out....
His 996 was in the shop.....his 5th or 6th Porsche.
Across the isle was my fathers Ferrari 355GTS. More than one customer asked what year Mustang it was....... because of the chrome horse on the front and back.
A few years ago my 79 - 928 was on my friends showroom over the winter. A customer, who's car was in for service, wandered over to the rear window and asked why the engine was out....
His 996 was in the shop.....his 5th or 6th Porsche.
Across the isle was my fathers Ferrari 355GTS. More than one customer asked what year Mustang it was....... because of the chrome horse on the front and back.
woah how do you manage 250 posts a day?!
At a quick glance, I can't tell the difference between the panameras either. I think you have to see them in person? I'm sure Jeremy Clarkson will have something to say about it...
04-07-2013, 05:52 PM
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04-07-2013, 08:49 PM
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The Panamera Sport Turismo is a beautiful example of what it should have looked like from the get-go.