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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
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philnotts99
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philnotts99
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Thoughts......
turbo jonny
PCGB Member
New GT4 - seems better news for GT4 fans
Not a GT engine though , Porsche passed on the chance for a last Hurrah Special , really just a parts bin exercise.
I think Porsche have already acknowledged due to the GPF the scream has gone and the need to be PC their cars must be quieter once againphilnotts99 said:Sound clip at 29:20 - [link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsXTYbjC5DI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsXTYbjC5DI[/link]
Thoughts......
In many respects for every step forward on the 718 better tyres, hydraulic assisted clutch, PASM - their has been definite steps backwards ie CO.2 levels up from 230 to 249 and in the real world the step up in performance (probably due to GPF and PASM = extra weight 105kg!) resulting in 0-62mph of just 0.01 seconds quicker if you rev the 4l out to its new max rpm MPG down bucket seats no longer standard and no production cap going forward so serious depreciation now guaranteed IMO
Bottom line I bet its a real thrill to drive despite the extra weight once so critical to the cars feel etc every ounce saved was a pat on the back for designers and fodder for the marketing suits to hammer home to the punter
The 981 version was the best ever bargain priced Porsche to date and to me the newbie is the total opposite
My spec today ran out at a whopping £85k odd without my full leather buckets £997 in 2016 or PTS £2850 in 2016 factored in and at this price level a bargain it ain't [&:]
If anyone one wants a good Spyder number to go on there 3rd generation Spyder I have .
P300 SPY or P30 SPY available on retention .
I see the 987 in the long term being the classic one to have [] a bit like the R
turbo jonny
PCGB Member
A lot of talk about the extra base cost. The £ is lower against the Euro so that partly explains but i wonder what will happen with a hard Brexit and tariffs. Will OPC put a clause to cover that ?
My ideal Spyder is smaller and lighter so i will be sticking with the first one with its wonderful and unique top
Steve Brown said:So how many of us on here are 987 owners? We've had ours for coming up to 10 years, and I guess I'd be tempted if an OPC said I could have a new 718 version, but ……
We need another £45K Mr Brown to do the deal .
kitchens said:We need another £45K Mr Brown to do the deal .
Surely the price to change will start with a "3" (and not have more than 4 digits after that) []
P.S shouldn't we have our own forum by now!!
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