aircavscout

Looks like you can get a 3.8 / 7 speed manual / 430 HP / Wider rear and some cool retro seats.. Wonder where the price point will fall?

Seems like a special C2S except wider...

http://www.porsche.com/microsite/911-50/usa.aspx?ws=1

Mvez

$160k

NorthVan

Houndstooth was cool in the 60's and 70's, but I wouldn't want it in a new Porsche

aircavscout

$160.... HS.. that is way out there

aussie jimmy

i like this better than the new gt3.

Alan Smithee

No, $125k.

https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=21380

pissedpuppy

I read closer to $160K

Alan Smithee

You didn't read that in the thread link I provided...

Here is the press release.

http://press.porsche.com/news/releas...+Press+News%29

TRAKCAR

I like it, looks great and cool.

aircavscout

Went to the vehicle configuration just to see... Basically says "Good Luck" call your dealer...

Randy M

I like it, very sharp. Difficult to blend some of the classic details with the new.

ECS Tuning

+1 I think they did a great job, really like the interior and wheels.

mooty

OMG, what a great anniversary model.
but i am more interested in the 52yr anniversary model though.
fleecing of the brand.

think i am going retro long nose on next car.

aero997c2s

I'd much rather have 997 SC than this, although it is quite a bit more expensive.

Randy M

I agree with Porsche having too many 911 models but you certainly can't expect them to allow a 50 year anniversary to come and go without a model to celebrate the achievement of producing it for so long. Corvette probably did it as well as Mustang?