TurboS exclusive series
#1
TurboS exclusive series
I have the opportunity to purchase (I would trade my 2018) a grey 911 turbo S exclusive series for about $50k over MSRP. Is it all cosmetic or are they tuned different? I do want to drive the car so it will not be a garage Queen. Should I do it?
#7
no way to compare oem exclusive tts with any afetermarket package guys, come on...
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#8
It's an official limited and numbered (not like the allegedly limited 991.1 GT3RS) Porsche. Relatively to what Porsche Charge for carbon fiber parts, this car is well worth the different+the 50K premium, add the exclusively and potential value add and this is a nice deal (if the car has the carbon fiber wheels its well worth the price).
Here is the Grey ES turbo S, number 1 from 500 owned by Porsche Museum I say, go for it and enjoy!
Here is the Grey ES turbo S, number 1 from 500 owned by Porsche Museum I say, go for it and enjoy!
#9
$50k over msrp is hard to swallow but there is something about the exclusive series I really like. It is truly a limited edition and I think will hold value after a while.
Its really about what you want. Sounds like you can afford it so it’s really about what you want.
Its really about what you want. Sounds like you can afford it so it’s really about what you want.
#11
When Porsche comes out with a limited edition model it appreciates in value look at the 911 R, history repeats itself.
Go for it bubba if u can get one. You win some you lose some the Exlusive is a winner.
Go for it bubba if u can get one. You win some you lose some the Exlusive is a winner.
#14
I run Todd's tune on my 996tt and was flawless so far, I have the care since 2011
Do you have any performance figures from that tune only car? 100-200 or maybe 1/4 trap etc...
My car as 60-100mph has figures from low500s till 575whp, 100% oem and is less than .1s slower compared to your car, something doesnt add up. I know Todd is one of the best out there...
If those 680hp are for real, than yes it makes sense to skip the exclusive oem tune, thanks for the info... also how much boost are you able to run with oem exhaust(and tune) and how much catless setup?
Is it based on Cobb, should I have to send you or Todd the ECU?
I might be interested to find out more as if going to have a low5s 100-200 car (maybe including Aquamist) will jump on the tune
Also looking for track/circuit racing tune, not only some short term pulls on the highway
Do you have any performance figures from that tune only car? 100-200 or maybe 1/4 trap etc...
My car as 60-100mph has figures from low500s till 575whp, 100% oem and is less than .1s slower compared to your car, something doesnt add up. I know Todd is one of the best out there...
If those 680hp are for real, than yes it makes sense to skip the exclusive oem tune, thanks for the info... also how much boost are you able to run with oem exhaust(and tune) and how much catless setup?
Is it based on Cobb, should I have to send you or Todd the ECU?
I might be interested to find out more as if going to have a low5s 100-200 car (maybe including Aquamist) will jump on the tune
Also looking for track/circuit racing tune, not only some short term pulls on the highway