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997 TURBO CAB

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steverich

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Hi there, i was wondering if any one could help?
Ive just put a deposit down for the new turbo cab at West London Porsche. Which is due out around June/ July time next year.
Mines due for delevery in Sept.
This will be the first Porsche ive owned and i cant wait.
I drove the coupe before leaving the deposit and it was amazing!
Ive looked on google to try and find some photos of the car but couldnt find anything.
Do any of you have any that youve come accross?
Many thanks
Steve.
 
This is the 997 Facelift Carrera Cab latest pic:



And these are the somewhat older spy pics of the Turbo Cab:

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thanks for the pics! hopefully wont be too long till porsche release the press photos.
i know you shouldnt wish the summer away but roll on september!
could anyone let me know how there 997 turbos are going?
are they as amazing to drive every day as it was on the test drive?
has anyone modifed theres yet?
 
Steve, I had a 996TT cab previously so know how much pleasure that type of car can bring [:D].
I've gone back to the coupe as I prefer the lines, however the drive is way beyond anything I experienced in my previous car.
I (and others) questioned the amount of funds to upgrade with the cars being so similar. I can say I haven't looked back one moment since owning it..(the purchase was a pain though[:mad:])
The test drive impressed me, but nothing compare to driving it back from Germany.
The ride and drive I have found to be so much better, the interior correct of a modern car.
The car does have lag but the power seems very much smoother somewhat making the car seem slightly slower than the 996 variant as the 996 does give an amazing thrust upon the turbos spooled up, I've never driven an older 911Turbo so can only guess what the on boost push is like [8D].

good luck with the shopping..

garyw
 
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