Which Porsche do you regret selling...
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Robbo66 said:
Can't warm to the 996RS, design is challenging at best. When you shut the door and turn around you need to feel rather than
Love the C2S, only one I seriously regret not having.
The 996RS was an extremely rewarding car to drive. The like of which we not see again. One of the all time great 911's in my view. Love the C2S, only one I seriously regret not having.
Was flicking through a few old copies of 911 & Porsche World today and had to chuckle. Several 964 RS's for £25-35k.
Considered buying one at time but went for 993 C2S instead. Sold an E30 M3 Sport just prior to that for £10k.
Still wish I had them but at the time was bored with them and wanted a change...
Considered buying one at time but went for 993 C2S instead. Sold an E30 M3 Sport just prior to that for £10k.
Still wish I had them but at the time was bored with them and wanted a change...
Sigh....the one that got away...
Every time I closed the door and turned around, it did it for me...
Robbo66 said:
Can't warm to the 996RS, design is challenging at best. When you shut the door and turn around you need to feel rather than
Love the C2S, only one I seriously regret not having.
I guess it's all in the eye of the beholder. Love the C2S, only one I seriously regret not having.
Every time I closed the door and turned around, it did it for me...
LaSource said:
Sigh....the one that got away...
Every time I closed the door and turned around, it did it for me...
Think you need to pick the shot carefully, another angle Robbo66 said:
Can't warm to the 996RS, design is challenging at best. When you shut the door and turn around you need to feel rather than
Love the C2S, only one I seriously regret not having.
I guess it's all in the eye of the beholder. Love the C2S, only one I seriously regret not having.
Every time I closed the door and turned around, it did it for me...
Not denying the drive, had a 996 mk1 GT3, but you need the full package IMO.
Yeah I wouldn't have picked that shot
But to me it's like your child who you know is not the ultimate looker but looks a bit like you, is unique, and a bit of a child genius. You kinda look past the surface and admire the full package
But yes, I accept not the ultimate looker from every angle.
I also feel it is a car that looks better in real life but difficult to capture on camera.
But to me it's like your child who you know is not the ultimate looker but looks a bit like you, is unique, and a bit of a child genius. You kinda look past the surface and admire the full package
But yes, I accept not the ultimate looker from every angle.
I also feel it is a car that looks better in real life but difficult to capture on camera.
Edited by LaSource on Friday 7th October 07:55
Form never bothered me as much as the driving experience but I've never found the 6RS an ugly car at all. Quite the contrary
All subjective. either way, I doubt that there are many ex 996RS owners on here who do not regret selling thier cars. The promise of something even more engaging never came to reality. To me the best water cooled 911 ever built
I don't think anyone accused the 996 GT3 (or RS) as being ugly at the side, but the black 997 GT3 above somewhat answers things. The 997 is a much, much better looking car so - in comparison - the 996 looks like a bar of soap.
Looks matter to me, so i'm afraid i'd be in the camp of a 996 doesn't get a look in from me. The only exception is the 996 GT2, which i still think is a handsome car.
Looks matter to me, so i'm afraid i'd be in the camp of a 996 doesn't get a look in from me. The only exception is the 996 GT2, which i still think is a handsome car.
jcosh said:
The 996RS was an extremely rewarding car to drive. The like of which we not see again. One of the all time great 911's in my view.
I don't comment much on here but, somehow, can't resist this one!I had the 996 RS from new and loved it but it wasn't what I would have called a well set up car. It was on the edge, admittedly and great fun to drive, but was always ready to bite you. I've raced cars for years, won many championships in top single seater series, and, from my experience, out of the box, this was not the best handling car I'd ever driven. Loved it to bits, but recognised that it could have easily been improved upon. Have had the RS's since then and, surprisingly for me, I enjoy the current one more than the others that came before... (and I still don't understand why with the PDK box!)
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