Sounds like you understand them exactly. Brand new cars, built exactly how the owner wants it, but without the extra weight the 911 has developed over the last 30 years.They are so modified, they are pretty much brand new cars.
Talking about those old Porsches that arent old Porsches... I liked the Ruf execution since I first saw it.Sounds like you understand them exactly. Brand new cars, built exactly how the owner wants it, but without the extra weight the 911 has developed over the last 30 years.
I especially like the RUF because they make mid-engined.Talking about those old Porsches that arent old Porsches... I liked the Ruf execution since I first saw it.
With the bespoke carbon tub and the horizontal springs.
Not a fan of manuals on 500hp cars tho.
With more luggage racks and shit hanging off it it. Maybe a few antennas too.This would definitely look better in red.
Manual GTS or Carrera 4s, yes please
Thats what the back seats are for, duh.With more luggage racks and shit hanging off it it. Maybe a few antennas too.
In a 911, they are for amputees evidently.Thats what the back seats are for, duh.
This would definitely look better in red.
Manual GTS or Carrera 4s, yes please
I have...but it's very very rare. Mostly I don't want people back there kicking around with their seats pinned to the front seats. It's nice to have the storage, but if I had a car with the engine not in the front, I'd assume the storage area would be in different places, like the hood, or far back like the Cayman. I think the 911 gets more and more ridiculous with each refresh, in that they keep it fairly well on-top, but it requires more and more exotic tech to do so, because it's an inferior chassis as compared to a mid-engine, like their 911 RSR. This means development and R&D are higher and the price keeps going stratospheric, but people think they really lose something if you drop a 911 body on top of a cayman chassis. I don't. Mostly, they bitch about the rear "seats". I find it ridiculous. Plus in a coupe, those seats just aren't very accessible even for gear. I put gear in the regular trunk 99% of the time.Anybody actually use rear seats on coupes, as rear seats?
If I ever use mine, its just my 3yo and 5yo on the ride to my in-laws... or maybe once or twice in the lifetime of the car, a friend of mine while we try to play clown-car leaving a party or something, but its more of a joke than anything.
MIght be blasfemous, but I sincerly think the AMG GT platform makes for a much better than the 911 (at least the non-GT/really-turbo versions). I dont like the 991 non-GT sounds, like really dont like them. Sounds like an old beetle.I have...but it's very very rare. Mostly I don't want people back there kicking around with their seats pinned to the front seats. It's nice to have the storage, but if I had a car with the engine not in the front, I'd assume the storage area would be in different places, like the hood, or far back like the Cayman. I think the 911 gets more and more ridiculous with each refresh, in that they keep it fairly well on-top, but it requires more and more exotic tech to do so, because it's an inferior chassis as compared to a mid-engine, like their 911 RSR. This means development and R&D are higher and the price keeps going stratospheric, but people think they really lose something if you drop a 911 body on top of a cayman chassis. I don't. Mostly, they bitch about the rear "seats". I find it ridiculous. Plus in a coupe, those seats just aren't very accessible even for gear. I put gear in the regular trunk 99% of the time.
You get people in auto forums making ridiculous claims, like the 911 is "more mid-engined now". WTF? It's rear-engine. I usually "educate" them with this picture I made:
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That's my other car and the tires don't cost 2K.And I drive a Hyundai too.
You shut your whore mouth.All the recent 911s look big to me, I am sure a Cayman is moar fun to drive.
What about teh rootbeers ones?They go faster, I hear. The red ones.
Do you have any free candy?I have a motorcycle, a van, and a bunch of bikes.
Granted I have a shitbox, but I have a four door hatchback/wagon and never use the rear seats.Anybody actually use rear seats on coupes, as rear seats?
If I ever use mine, its just my 3yo and 5yo on the ride to my in-laws... or maybe once or twice in the lifetime of the car, a friend of mine while we try to play clown-car leaving a party or something, but its more of a joke than anything.
geez...and to think the amount of panty wadding that happened when i posted the guy with the rtt on his porsche beating the crap out of it....having fun....Overlanding by crashmtb, on Flickr
911s very versatile. I’d rather a turbo than one of them AMGs though.
That’s probably because RTTs are dumb, generally.geez...and to think the amount of panty wadding that happened when i posted the guy with the rtt on his porsche beating the crap out of it....having fun....
i'd love a convertible...
I am pretty damn happy with my fancy VW. If I had a shit ton of money for a vehicle it would be this, you know for the implications.
Yeah, in some dimension...I am pretty damn happy with my fancy VW. If I had a shit ton of money for a vehicle it would be this, you know for the implications.
Golf R? I have a 2017. Great car.I am pretty damn happy with my fancy VW. If I had a shit ton of money for a vehicle it would be this, you know for the implications.
So you DO actually get them.I dont get Singer.
I imagine they are nice as the 87th car on a collection.... but I dont really get them.
They are so modified, they are pretty much brand new cars.