As an added bonus, mine also has a PEN HOLDER!

 

my girlfriend actually bought me that retractable pen to keep in there - which is actually pretty useful....NO JOKING THERE! hahaa

 

Yeah mine also

 

i use it to store ninja throwing stars in case someone cuts me off.

 

I just use a generic pen in that spot, but does Porsche make an OE pen that is designed to fit there?

 

Seriously?

For two disks.

I burn MP3s to 8GB DVD blanks, so with one in the drive and 2 in the glove box,thats 24GB worth of MP3's... which covers whatever I'd want to listen to.

For the pen holder that's next to it, I put a nice Lamy 2000 in there. Though watch those clips, they are a bit fragile, the first set broke from trying to insert a cheap ballpoint without looking carefully.

 

Yes they do - I believe Porsche Design makes it.

Completely ridiculous, unnecessary and overpriced?

Yes.

Cool to have and love that I own and would recommend to fellow super ****-retentive porsche owner/enthusiasts?

also yes ...

Here it is:

http://www.porsche-design.com/europe...4046901588212/


Although this isn't my exact one - but it looks to be the same size (confirm if you order) - it also has a little 'shake' technology to bring the point our and retract...

**EDIT** that is the one I have - mine's in white (didn't see there were color options)

 

I got confused is it to store CD's or play them? I'm guessing to store right?

 

Very cool thanks! Also I love that you bought a white one to match your car.

Now to find one in Altas gray...hmmm. I know they make the lighters in gray.

 

Don't feel bad I tried for at least 1/2 hour to get mine to play!

 

It's a beer tap.

 

It's the standard (used for over 10 years) 911/Boxster storage holders. They work great and are traditionally in the dash.

 

Get your priorities straight and screw the pen. That's where my 'on the road' tire gauge goes.

 

I never liked the pen style gauges, I have a dial type. it's redundant anyhow as the car has tpms.

 

Agreed the pen gauges aren't so great. I use a dial at home.

But some of us are fortunate enough to not have tpms, so the pen can be a handy check.