Apr 26, 2006 3:34:46 PM
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Super Darius
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Apr 26, 2006 3:34:46 PM
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BD 997 said:
Do they sell in USA???
Apr 27, 2006 5:41:10 AM
Apr 27, 2006 7:42:08 AM
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dreamcar said:
Very least a humble Boxster owner can do...![]()
As a consolation: HP is not everything. Remember how planted your car felt a high speed on the Autobahn last weekend - my first ride in the 930 (as a passenger some 30 yrs ago) felt like a devil's ride at the same speed. I guess the new 997 TT will be more like an angel in the handling department
Apr 27, 2006 8:00:44 AM
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Porsche-Jeck said:Quote:
dreamcar said:
Very least a humble Boxster owner can do...![]()
Hey Dreamcar, did you notice that with our 987S we're just 30 years behind in terms of HP (halfway between 930 Turbo and 911 Turbo)![]()
As a consolation: HP is not everything. Remember how planted your car felt a high speed on the Autobahn last weekend - my first ride in the 930 (as a passenger some 30 yrs ago) felt like a devil's ride at the same speed. I guess the new 997 TT will be more like an angel in the handling department
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I'd love a 997 "S", here in the UK if I had a Turbo my licence and possibly life,
would last but days.
. Long cross continent blasts, that's what these cars are all about, which is why I am looking forward so much to my trip to the South of France in September. And coming back to your homeland, one day.
I'd worry about putting Opels on the endangered species list, though
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hatchback said:
Thanks for the scans, dreamcar. Unfortunately the Autocar article reads more like a breathless rewrite of Porsche marketing materials than a true independent test. There are no independent performance measurements and the author's prose suggests he may have ridden in a 997tt but didn't actually drive one himself. What do you think?