997.2 C4S Coupe - Modern Classic?
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12-07-2016, 07:36 PM
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12-08-2016, 07:25 AM
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I have a '10 4S 6 speed coupe and I agree with you. It is a great looking car. I hope they climb in value too. Where I live, the SF Bay Area, most 911's are PDK's.
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12-09-2016, 08:03 PM
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Great read, thanks for sharing. I also have a '10 C4S M6 and absolutely love the body style. Wasn't counting on any price appreciation, but would be thrilled even if it didn't depreciate too badly.
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12-10-2016, 10:59 PM
The Water-Cool Porsche 911 Porschephiles Love. The Porsche 997.
2011 white C4S 6MT checking in. Took me a long time to pull the trigger. Loved the wide body but didn't like the wing of the Turbo.
This review helped me decide.
"The best all around choice would be a Porsche 997 C4S. These cars have it all, lots of power, all-wheel drive, the bigger S brakes, and usually they are ordered fully optioned out . . ."
Went for the .2 for the new 9A1 engine and the Turbo's multi-clutch AWD.
This review helped me decide.
"The best all around choice would be a Porsche 997 C4S. These cars have it all, lots of power, all-wheel drive, the bigger S brakes, and usually they are ordered fully optioned out . . ."
Went for the .2 for the new 9A1 engine and the Turbo's multi-clutch AWD.
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12-13-2016, 10:55 PM
Thank you, thank you. I had to do the legacy plate + vintage Vasek Polak frame to tie it all together.
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