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Alcantara (Ultrasuede made in Italy)
Because it makes the car look soooo racing.
Leather is for luxury cars.
And I hate glossy-worn steering wheels.
Anyway GTS pack is a good trade off of leather and alcantara, the main decision is on steering wheel, imo: leather or alcantara? second one as above.
Because it makes the car look soooo racing.
Leather is for luxury cars.
And I hate glossy-worn steering wheels.
Anyway GTS pack is a good trade off of leather and alcantara, the main decision is on steering wheel, imo: leather or alcantara? second one as above.
NarrinRad said:
has anyone ordered / sat in the £1900 Sports seats that have been in the Video's ?
Thanks
I have the Adaptive Sports Seats (18 way adjustable) in my Cayman S. They are all leather, no Alcantara but I guess they are otherwise the same. They seem fine to sit in but the main reason I chose them was for the electric adjustment with memory including the steering column. There are two of us that regularly drive the car and the convenience of everything going to the correct position when you unlock the car is nice. The memory function can be associated to the key. It used to drive me crazy in my old car to have to jack the seat back down etc., after the other half had been driving it.Thanks
I also like how the seat moves rearward and the steering wheel raises when you remove the key to give you more room to get out and in.
You can set the memory to the numbered buttons on the door and the keys. Its explained in the Good to Know iPhone App under Driver Memory Package. The key is good because it moves the seat and wheel before you get in, rather than after you get in and push the button.
Edited by paralla on Wednesday 16th July 10:46
I ordered GTS pack so will have the Alcantara seats and steering wheel.
Previously had a Lotus S160 with Alcantara seats and the benefit was that you do not slide about under cornering. Also have the adaptive seats which I tried on the Porsche Experience day and they hold you in very firmly.
I did want the bucket seats but as my other half will also be driving now and again the buckets were too low as they have no height adjustment.
Should have mine by 24th July.
Previously had a Lotus S160 with Alcantara seats and the benefit was that you do not slide about under cornering. Also have the adaptive seats which I tried on the Porsche Experience day and they hold you in very firmly.
I did want the bucket seats but as my other half will also be driving now and again the buckets were too low as they have no height adjustment.
Should have mine by 24th July.
NarrinRad said:
Has anyone actually ordered a GTS without the £2k Sat Nav ? also has anyone ordered / sat in the £1900 Sports seats that have been in the Video's ?
Thanks
I didn't buy the satnav, saw no point as it looks a bit st and will go out of date instantly. Thanks
We tend to use Google maps on the phone or tablet.
Edited by chriswren on Wednesday 16th July 13:10
chriswren said:
NarrinRad said:
Has anyone actually ordered a GTS without the £2k Sat Nav ? also has anyone ordered / sat in the £1900 Sports seats that have been in the Video's ?
Thanks
I didn't buy the sauna, saw no point as it looks a bit st and will go out of date instantly. Thanks
We tend to use Google maps on the phone or tablet.
edo said:
Jesus, Porsche really will allow you to spec anything these days
Me too. This is a sports car and will be driven as such. No nav or phone prep and a bog standard stereo. Spent the money on PTV, PDK and will keep the rest for a BBK if I decide to track the car more heavily later.
Part of me regrets not going X73 and manual. Well, most of me... :-)
edo said:
chriswren said:
NarrinRad said:
Has anyone actually ordered a GTS without the £2k Sat Nav ? also has anyone ordered / sat in the £1900 Sports seats that have been in the Video's ?
Thanks
I didn't buy the sauna, saw no point as it looks a bit st and will go out of date instantly. Thanks
We tend to use Google maps on the phone or tablet.
Edited by chriswren on Wednesday 16th July 13:14
CJP80 said:
edo said:
Jesus, Porsche really will allow you to spec anything these days
Me too. This is a sports car and will be driven as such. No nav or phone prep and a bog standard stereo. Spent the money on PTV, PDK and will keep the rest for a BBK if I decide to track the car more heavily later.
Part of me regrets not going X73 and manual. Well, most of me... :-)
edo said:
Fair enough, but it will reduce your market come resale. Most makes and models in CAP/Glasses have an extra deduction for no nav.
At £60K, I'm not really all that concerned with resale. If I'm worried about poor resale towards the end of term, I'll use the CCA.Edited by CJP80 on Wednesday 16th July 13:52
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