991 Facelift
#19
Changes are usually subtle (visually) in terms of styling yet Porsche seems to have a knack at making the newer car good enough to get one to at least ponder it .
Some will make the jump after a test drive reveals improvements .
The snag is the trade in values for a 991.1 facing a 991.2 expense could perhaps make the cost higher than in the past 911 model lines .
In short the 991.2 might be real nice but is it worth it to throw (estimated rounding up) 60K for an identical 991.1S ? These are the questions that a repeat Porsche 911 owner faces .
Well at least for now .. the car isn't out yet and looking at the facelift photos is free .
Some will make the jump after a test drive reveals improvements .
The snag is the trade in values for a 991.1 facing a 991.2 expense could perhaps make the cost higher than in the past 911 model lines .
In short the 991.2 might be real nice but is it worth it to throw (estimated rounding up) 60K for an identical 991.1S ? These are the questions that a repeat Porsche 911 owner faces .
Well at least for now .. the car isn't out yet and looking at the facelift photos is free .
#20
It looks like a few of those test cars in the snow have roll bars and racing seats inside. Also PCCB's. Pretty extreme options for a standard Turbo or Carrera.
Last edited by empunker; 01-24-2014 at 12:34 PM.
#21
Dealer confirmed, however I also heard not a lot of changes to the 911 but there maybe a new engine introduced as hybrid or something like that.
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