oh oh I have the bug. 2013 CGTS need help with options
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So I’ve owned several Porsche including a few 993 and a few Cayennes. I am porschless right and absolutely hate it. However, I am in love with the new CGTS and the reviews have been pretty good! I do need to make sure I am not missing anything in regards to options as I will custom order a CGTS. I live in South Florida (don’t need heated anything) will use the car for personal and some business traveling around the city mostly not too much. Here is what I am considering so far. Please let me know if I am missing anything:
Exterior Colors 0L Carmine Red $3,140
Interior Colors MC Standard interior incl. Alcantara(R)-Luxor Beige$0
Exterior 3FU Panorama Roof System $660
7X8 Reversing Camera with ParkAssist Front and Rear $1,750
Performance G1G 8-speed Tiptronic S Inclusive Auto Start Stop Function $0
Wheels C5B 20" RS Spyder Design wheel, 9.5" rim width $0
Wheel Accessories 1NP Wheel Hub Cover with Colored Porsche Crest $185
Interior 7Y1 Lane Change Assist (LCA) $850
FZ1 Seat Belts in Guards Red Exclusive $650
PE5 14-way Power Seats with Memory Package (without Alcantara seat inserts) $1,335
PP6 Light Comfort Package with Memory Package $250
Audio and Communications 7T1 Porsche Communication Management
(PCM) with navigation module and universal audio interface $3,675
9VL BOSE(R) Surround Sound System $1,690
9W1 Telephone Module $265
QV4 SiriusXM(R) Satellite Radio Receiver $750
Exterior Colors 0L Carmine Red $3,140
Interior Colors MC Standard interior incl. Alcantara(R)-Luxor Beige$0
Exterior 3FU Panorama Roof System $660
7X8 Reversing Camera with ParkAssist Front and Rear $1,750
Performance G1G 8-speed Tiptronic S Inclusive Auto Start Stop Function $0
Wheels C5B 20" RS Spyder Design wheel, 9.5" rim width $0
Wheel Accessories 1NP Wheel Hub Cover with Colored Porsche Crest $185
Interior 7Y1 Lane Change Assist (LCA) $850
FZ1 Seat Belts in Guards Red Exclusive $650
PE5 14-way Power Seats with Memory Package (without Alcantara seat inserts) $1,335
PP6 Light Comfort Package with Memory Package $250
Audio and Communications 7T1 Porsche Communication Management
(PCM) with navigation module and universal audio interface $3,675
9VL BOSE(R) Surround Sound System $1,690
9W1 Telephone Module $265
QV4 SiriusXM(R) Satellite Radio Receiver $750
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Sport Chrono for the Cayenne is cheap (for a Porsche option, that is), and adds a lot of visual appeal to the top center of the dash. I think it also integrates with the PCM to display some data.
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Does the 958 GTS not allow for any packages like the convenience or bose package? I'm assuming that it would bring the price down from picking them individually.
Great options!
Great options!
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I just picked up my '13 GTS 2 weeks ago. Love the car - nothing short of amazing. I opted for the PDCC (which is optional in Canada but maybe standard in the UDS). I declined the PTV because I don't anticipate any track time on my GTS to notice this feature. I also passed on the ceramic brake option due to the crazy pricetag.
The PDCC works like magic - especially for a high-riding SUV, perhaps moreso than a lower sports car.
I also went for the 21" Sport Edition wheels (with the colored Porsche crests).
Last but not least, I dropped the standard 3 spoke steering wheel and got the multifunction wheel instead. With that option, I got the heated steering wheel (important for Canadian Winters) and multiple controls for phone, volume control, user-defined button, etc that I can use without having my hands leave the wheel. This option changes out the Tiptronic paddles with the older Tip push/pull buttons.
The automatic transmission on this car is very smart and knows what you want whether in Sport or Non-Sport modes.
Either way, enjoy your purchase.
The PDCC works like magic - especially for a high-riding SUV, perhaps moreso than a lower sports car.
I also went for the 21" Sport Edition wheels (with the colored Porsche crests).
Last but not least, I dropped the standard 3 spoke steering wheel and got the multifunction wheel instead. With that option, I got the heated steering wheel (important for Canadian Winters) and multiple controls for phone, volume control, user-defined button, etc that I can use without having my hands leave the wheel. This option changes out the Tiptronic paddles with the older Tip push/pull buttons.
The automatic transmission on this car is very smart and knows what you want whether in Sport or Non-Sport modes.
Either way, enjoy your purchase.
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Did I miss the Nav option. Also beige dash reflects into the windshield. Make sure you are ok with this. I got the 21" special edition wheels. They come with painted arches.