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06-10-2008 | 07:22 AM
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PDK on the Porsche website, http://www.porsche.com/microsite/911/usa.aspx
What do you think? I am not to sure I like the looks of it, I thought it would have a more aggressive look.
Looks like and updated version of Tip. IMHO!
What do you think? I am not to sure I like the looks of it, I thought it would have a more aggressive look.
Looks like and updated version of Tip. IMHO!
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06-10-2008 | 09:25 AM
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PDK on the Porsche website, http://www.porsche.com/microsite/911/usa.aspx
What do you think? I am not to sure I like the looks of it, I thought it would have a more aggressive look.
Looks like and updated version of Tip. IMHO!
What do you think? I am not to sure I like the looks of it, I thought it would have a more aggressive look.
Looks like and updated version of Tip. IMHO!
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06-10-2008 | 10:25 PM
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It PULLS to downshift and PUSHes to upshift. This is opposite of all other paddle shift.
Why can't Porsche just copy what Ferrari does? Left for down and right for up shift.
Paddles and big paddles as much better. Hate buttons...
7 speed is nice. Just wish the control switches are more sensible.
The adaptive head light is nice. Good to hear Posche is making strides in catching up on technology.
Why can't Porsche just copy what Ferrari does? Left for down and right for up shift.
Paddles and big paddles as much better. Hate buttons...
7 speed is nice. Just wish the control switches are more sensible.
The adaptive head light is nice. Good to hear Posche is making strides in catching up on technology.
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