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RSVP911 said:
nn7man said:
Very nice - did the same on my 991.2 GTS - but also did the small inner ones , but also left the middle one off (tried it and didn’t like it) fwiw I think it would look better if you added the baby ones - obvs none of my business though nn7man said:
Might do the small inner ones, started off with the outers for protection but the small inners might improve the look. Do you have a pic?
Only one handy is this (it was when fitting and it had the centre grille too - but I didn’t fit it in the end). Let me know if you need the full view and I’ll take one w5pwr said:
Looks very nice, i had Jules PPF my T before delivery. I also fitted Zun grilles and as above although ordered didn't bother with the centre one.
Are you local to Cambridge?
I'm in Northants but Nathan@Cambridgeautogleam has been detailing my cars for years so always take them to himAre you local to Cambridge?
gunner said:
Agree. Fabulous and very underrated car but also incredibly spec sensitive. In the right spec I think this will go down as an absolute sweet spot of the 991 era which itself feels pretty golden to me. Enjoy it.
Thanks @gunner! Here’s to 2019 Porsche motoring. My T is a manual with the T interior. Does have 4 seats but that means it provides proper flexibility as a second car. Bose, auto dimming mirrors and that’s it - keeping the lightweight glass and all the standard T kit. No sunroof. Although I really couldn’t see the point of opting out the PCM.If they reckon there's a good market for it l can't see why not.
The 991 was obviously to drum up interest as a run out. It'll probably depend how successful the new base carrera is. It'll be interesting to see if rws etc is available on it.
Having said that they've done an even more dubious Cayman and Boxster T.
I say all this as a very happy 991 T owner!
The 991 was obviously to drum up interest as a run out. It'll probably depend how successful the new base carrera is. It'll be interesting to see if rws etc is available on it.
Having said that they've done an even more dubious Cayman and Boxster T.
I say all this as a very happy 991 T owner!
Designer Slave said:
Do you think Porsche will bring out a 992 T? As a T owner, I can't see the point of a T in the new shaped wider body as that becomes GTS territory.
What does everyone else think?
Nailed on I would say given they’ve brought out 718 T’s. It’s a great way to keep sales momentum and also increase the profitability. Whether it’s Boots selling vitamins on 3 for 2 deals or Porsche bringing out a niche model with a spec you can’t order on any other 911....it’s all about increasing the amount of money your customer is spending ! What does everyone else think?
Yes, it's a marketing tool.
However, for anyone not conversant with the Porsche model range and nomenclature (and even many who are) - it is all getting desperately confusing. Just look how mind-bendingly complicated the Audi/BMW/Mercedes ranges have become
Life used to so much simpler - 911T, 911E, 911S, 911RS - and would sir like a radio or a sunroof?
However, for anyone not conversant with the Porsche model range and nomenclature (and even many who are) - it is all getting desperately confusing. Just look how mind-bendingly complicated the Audi/BMW/Mercedes ranges have become
Life used to so much simpler - 911T, 911E, 911S, 911RS - and would sir like a radio or a sunroof?
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