997 C2S or 996TT
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s99ane

Original Poster:

1,262 posts

265 months

Tuesday 11th September 2007
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Have had a 996tt now for a few months and cannot fault it.

But I have been offered a 997C2S at a really good price and am tempted.

Should I stick with the 996tt or swap to the newer car.

Steve_M

598 posts

266 months

Tuesday 11th September 2007
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Keep the TT and get it chipped wink

Wanta996(Gotta)

5,622 posts

238 months

Tuesday 11th September 2007
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Why does every TT owner crave for more power? Is 420bhp not enough.smile

As for the C2S, build quality & Interior are close to perfect and the 'ring' times although slower than a TT were very quick.Allot depends on the price i guess.

Steve_M

598 posts

266 months

Tuesday 11th September 2007
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[quote=Wanta996(Gotta)]Why does every TT owner crave for more power? Is 420bhp not enough.smile

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NO!! tongue out

USS Bozeman

1,084 posts

253 months

Wednesday 12th September 2007
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You very quickly get used to power, and want more

yeahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

Power corrupts.

DirkDiggler

253 posts

262 months

Wednesday 12th September 2007
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tis true, i've only had my TT a couple of months and i'm thinking of tuning.

try putting the missus in the passenger seat and planting it at the lights - very good reminder that the car is extremely quick wink

s99ane

Original Poster:

1,262 posts

265 months

Wednesday 12th September 2007
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My tt has already been DMSed......approx 480bhp.

Love the power just been offered a good price for a 997c2s.
Im not interested in ring times etc wanna there is more to life than bening a stats whore.

welshnobby

1,201 posts

274 months

Wednesday 12th September 2007
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s99ane said:
Im not interested in ring times etc wanna there is more to life than bening a stats whore.
....or having the latest model!

Unless it is a real steal and makes financial sense then don't do it. If you want a newer car albeit a little slower then change. It's your money, your call.

Sean Edwards

999 posts

241 months

Wednesday 12th September 2007
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Having driven both and I like both, I would say go for the newer car (997).