First Drive: 2020 Porsche 911 Prototype (992 Series)
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" And while much has changed as the 911 enters its seventh act as the standard bearer of the marque, in many ways the song remains the same." https://www.automobilemag.com/news/2...07C9E85FFA277B -------------------------https://st.automobilemag.com/uploads...nd%7C680%3A383 . --------------------------https://st.automobilemag.com/uploads...nd%7C680%3A383 . |
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Still beautiful.
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Like the Golden Gate bridge it never changes. Not a fan. Props for design longevity mind you. If that floats your boat. The E type 911, quite remarkable.
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Apparently Porsche build 130 test mules of the 992. Interesting that no interior pics were posted.
Some spy shots suggest more of a Panamera dash. I'll keep my 991 Turbo S thank you. |
Very nice looking , a 911 S with similar performance to a 997 turbo. Like Serge said I am sure iit will be expensive.
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1965 911 road test. That's when they used to be $6400 or $52k adjusted for inflation today. :D https://www.caranddriver.com/archive...ad-test-review
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You left out the ridiculous maintenance fees as well. I had 4 bent rims from pot holes and despite having wheel and tire insurance porsche refused to replace the rims so long as they held air. I had the car back 4 times for the dealer to try and repair them but they were still oval. I gave up and sold the porsche
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Porsche prices are rising faster than audio gear and that is saying something.
The new model looks pretty good in the photos except for the side shot which looks a bit to much like the Cayman around the doors. |
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