absent:
RC is right!
I love this part most.
Truly best daily driver when fun,performance and any weather capability is needed in just one complete package.
I see no need for the F12 anymore,cancelled the order,my 458 was the last Ferrari I owned,seems likely.....
I just love your car, very nice combo, I almost went for exactly the same but decided against white because I somehow thought I need a different color than my wife's car. What a mistake, white is amazing. Congratulations, you made a perfect choice!
RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche 991 Turbo S, Cayenne GTS (958), BMW X3 35d (2013)
Thanks to all!
Color choice credit goes to my wife,she forced me to go that way,I am more conservative and wanted Black/Black (like my 458).
Very happy with alcantara wheel,feels really good in both warm and cool weather,deviated stitching was not ordered by me as it was not available at the time of ordering,I guess it is part of the Red/Black package.
The detector is the new Escort Max with better filtration for false alarms,range and capability to participate in "Escort Live" where the detector communicates with other escort detectors on the road and notifies my iphone with alerts about police presence in the direction my GPS shows my car is going.
It knows all locations of red light and speed cameras too,more sensitive and accurate then any detector I have ever used.
So far it is legal in Illinois.....
Congrats on new beast Its noticeable that you spent some time picking cool stuff to make interior more luxurious and sporty. IMO at least steering wheel in alcantara should be standard in Turbo S. It looks so damn special & its much more useful in high performance car. There is no need to save that feature for RS models, since Turbo S is so highly (over)priced. Shame on you Porsche
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Hank:
Can you list the leather options you selected?
0Q - White
342 - Seat heating (front)
425 - Rear Wiper
541 - Seat Ventilation (Front)
581 - Luggage net in passenger footwell
583 - Smoking package
625 - Porsche Entry & Drive
630 - Light Design Package
641 - Electronic logbook
651 - Electric sunroof
970 - Two-tone leather interior
BQ - Leather interior in Black / Carrera Red
CGJ - Sport Chrono clock dial in White
CLH - PDK gear selector in Black Alcantara®
CPK - Vehicle key painted
CTH - Belt outlet trim in leather
CTK - Air vents in leather
CUJ - Fuse box cover in leather
CUR - PCM package in leather
CXM - Additional interior package, door panel in leather
CXN - Additional interior package, rear in leather
CZW - Additional interior package - dashboard trim in leather
EFA - Pedals and footrest in Aluminum
P3M - Burmester® High-End Infotainment Package
XFJ - Instrument dials in White
XHS - Rear center tunnel in leather with decorative stitching
XLK - SportDesign steering wheel in Alcantara®
XNG - Instrument surround in leather
XNS - Steering column casing in leather
XPT - Storage compartment lid with Porsche Crest
XSC - Porsche Crest on headrests
Just picked up this GT Silver Metallic Gray yesterday. It is simply an impressive car: glued to the road, incredible feel and engagement and I quite enjoy the exhaust. Could be a tad bassy and a little subdued but a vast improvement over my 997.
Hank:
Just picked up this GT Silver Metallic Gray yesterday. It is simply an impressive car: glued to the road, incredible feel and engagement and I quite enjoy the exhaust. Could be a tad bassy and a little subdued but a vast improvement over my 997.
I say and my compliments for your good taste in choosing GT silver.
Just order clear side indicators asap.
"Form follows function"
Some photos from my winter fun driving... (Bavaria/Germany & Austria).
The big mountain in the background is the highest German mountain, the "Zugspitze".
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RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche 991 Turbo S, Cayenne GTS (958), BMW X3 35d (2013)
Lukas:
Amazing pic and amazing car! Can imagine that the drive is even better :)
But RC, you MUST lower the PORSCHE lettering, does not look good as is and looks kinda aftermarket.
AND remove the 911 turbo s. Original or not it looks tacky in my view
TEE:
Lukas:
Amazing pic and amazing car! Can imagine that the drive is even better :)
But RC, you MUST lower the PORSCHE lettering, does not look good as is and looks kinda aftermarket.
AND remove the 911 turbo s. Original or not it looks tacky in my view
The rear is too wide and looks too empty without it. The "911" badge alone doesn't look good (I've seen another Turbo S with it). You need to see it on the car live to appreciate it.
RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche 991 Turbo S, Cayenne GTS (958), BMW X3 35d (2013)
Love the way you are using your car...
I had my Cayenne TTS lettering removed at factory, and wish I hadn't. Agree with RC that on particular cars the rear can look too blank with no lettering.
Just like tattoos on a girls a.. On a perfect one, yum, yum. On a broad one, yuck...
Wonderbar:
Love the way you are using your car...
I had my Cayenne TTS lettering removed at factory, and wish I hadn't. Agree with RC that on particular cars the rear can look too blank with no lettering.
Just like tattoos on a girls a.. On a perfect one, yum, yum. On a broad one, yuck...
Of course I am using my car. I actually met with my wife and one of her girlfriends in Austria (first day of the skiing season start on the Zugspitze). My son wanted to have some driving fun in the Turbo S and I wanted to have some snow experience (did lots of donuts and other crap in the snow but my son hates holding the camera, so... ) with the car. We had lunch in Austria and my wife's friend asked how much my car costs (oh well...don't I always expect this question at some point ). After I told her, she looked at me pretty surprised and the second thing she asked was if I'm not afraid to drive my car in the snow. Where can I drive it in winter time? In the garage? She didn't get it and I start to think that my wife should choose her friends more wisely.
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RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche 991 Turbo S, Cayenne GTS (958), BMW X3 35d (2013)
Dec 2, 2013 4:49:29 PM
Love the pictures of my Austrian Alps! Makes me so homesick! I feel like Heidi missing the mountains here in Kansas!
It does remind me of the last time I took my 996 skiiing in Colorado. I used summer tires, lol, and the day after I left the area I was in got 10 FEET of snow. My friends house where I stayed had snow up to the second story windows which he used to get outside. The little town was buried for more than a week - NO TRAFFIC was able to pass, not even the snow plows, which is very unusual for Colorado because they are very good at clearing snow generally. Just never know about the weather in the mountains.
RC:We had lunch in Austria and my wife's friend asked how much my car costs (oh well...don't I always expect this question at some point ). After I told her, she looked at me pretty surprised and the second thing she asked was if I'm not afraid to drive my car in the snow. Where can I drive it in winter time? In the garage? She didn't get it and I start to think that my wife should choose her friends more wisely.
Well,
do you seriously expect the majority of women to understand your excitement for sportscars? I guess Suzy on this forum and a few others are the lucky exceptions...
My wife actually understands (at least she says so) but I get the feeling that she does nothing to explain my passion for sports cars to her friends. Yes, I know they discuss my cars (her friends usually know details...) but it seems that don't really care (or believe her).
RC (Germany) - Rennteam Editor Porsche 991 Turbo S, Cayenne GTS (958), BMW X3 35d (2013)