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Offline waz356


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80% likely to go with the PDK?  I haven't driven one - obviously - but I think I'd rather change gears myself in a 911. 

And it is a horrifying thought that 50% of 911 buyers in recent history chose a Tiptronic.   :doh:


And they still opted to go for buttons on the steering wheel which most reviewers have called confusing rather than take the flappy paddle option. Bizarre.



Offline Aircon

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it's going to be an awesome car....absolutely....as they always are.


as for phil...ignore him boys. there is no way a 360 would be NEAR as usable as a porsche for so many reasons...but then, he's not going to make any money out of anyone who buys a porsche now, is he?

*sigh*

I love my car. Buy your own



Offline waz356


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as for phil...ignore him

There's no "ignore" button on here like there is on fchat.



Offline Aircon

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There's no "ignore" button on here like there is on fchat.

i don't mean REALLY ignore....i just mean 'take no notice'....if he were on ignore, how could we pick up on his stupidity and point it out to him?? makes no sense.

I love my car. Buy your own



Offline waz356


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i don't mean REALLY ignore....i just mean 'take no notice'....if he were on ignore, how could we pick up on his stupidity and point it out to him?? makes no sense.



There's no need for "us" to suffer through it when you do such a fantastic job.



Offline Aircon

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There's no need for "us" to suffer through it when you do such a fantastic job.

why thank you.............and you're welcome.

I love my car. Buy your own



Offline AshSimmonds

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Aaaaanyhoo - in light of the LCT increase being axed...

MODEL                                  MANUAL        PDK
Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe             $210,300    $216,900
Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe           $237,500    $244,100
Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet         $231,200    $237,800
Porsche 911 Carrera S Cabriolet       $258,400    $265,000
Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Coupe           $226,500    $233,100
Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Coupe          $253,700    $260,300
Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet       $247,400    $254,000
Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet      $274,600    $281,200
Porsche 911 Targa 4                   $247,400    $254,000
Porsche 911 Targa 4S                  $274,600    $281,200

(above pricing is based on 25% LCT)

The Porsche New Car Price includes :
♦ 24 Month / Unlimited kms Factory Comprehensive Warranty
♦ 10 Year Corrosion and Rust
♦ 3 Year Paint Warranty
♦ Porsche Assist - 24 hour roadside assistance



Offline spawnywhippet


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Have to say that I have always lusted after Ferrari's also, but at the end of the day the Porsche dealer always took my money. Ferrari's are too fragile, too badly built and require way too much maintenance to be a daily driver. I enjoy driving them, but I enjoy even more that I give it back at the end of the day and don't have to pay for the next service.

I've had a string of 911's since 1992 and have not had a single major problem in over 1m km of reasonably hard driving. My mate with a 348 and then a F355 had to have his serviced at enormous cost every few thousand km and has since converted to Porsche also. When we pulled the door cards off his F355 to fix the electric windows it looked like a prototype - all rough cut exposed metal edges and very poorly assembled.

Ferrari = supermodel looks, temprament and running costs on a Fiat production line.
Porsche = Exquisite engineering, reliability and just as quick, if slightly soul-less in comparison.



Offline Aircon

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Have to say that I have always lusted after Ferrari's also, but at the end of the day the Porsche dealer always took my money. Ferrari's are too fragile, too badly built and require way too much maintenance to be a daily driver. I enjoy driving them, but I enjoy even more that I give it back at the end of the day and don't have to pay for the next service.

I've had a string of 911's since 1992 and have not had a single major problem in over 1m km of reasonably hard driving. My mate with a 348 and then a F355 had to have his serviced at enormous cost every few thousand km and has since converted to Porsche also. When we pulled the door cards off his F355 to fix the electric windows it looked like a prototype - all rough cut exposed metal edges and very poorly assembled.

Ferrari = supermodel looks, temprament and running costs on a Fiat production line.
Porsche = Exquisite engineering, reliability and just as quick, if slightly soul-less in comparison.

that can't be right!!

just the other day ferrarifixator, in his wisdom, said a 360 was as usable as a porsche!....and he's never wrong...just ask him.

I love my car. Buy your own



Offline Ferrari Fissatore

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that can't be right!!

just the other day ferrarifixator, in his wisdom, said a 360 was as usable as a porsche!....and he's never wrong...just ask him.



I'm not wrong.

























again.



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