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Porsche's next generation 911 and Cayman
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Originally posted by DeeK
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Wow... that looks... exactly the same.
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Originally posted by Kloubek
Wow... that looks... exactly the same.
thats what i was thinking too
but that might be because i dont know much about porsches
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or it could be that it is a test mule
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Porsche's never known for dramatic changes between models.Originally posted by Kloubek
Wow... that looks... exactly the same.
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I wonder if those fender flares are going into production since they seem to be riveted on. Would allow for some crazy widths and offsets.
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Exactly what I was thinkinOriginally posted by Redlyne_mr2
I wonder if those fender flares are going into production since they seem to be riveted on. Would allow for some crazy widths and offsets.
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except with 7 Speed dual clutch transmission!Originally posted by Kloubek
Wow... that looks... exactly the same.
Originally posted by JRSC00LUDE
Always wanted a celica? Or just since you got your first period?
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Yeah, sorry the pictures are not really the interesting part. According to the article
"Both cars in our exclusive pictures are prototypes, using current generation bodywork, but each mule clearly features widened front and rear tracks."
The Q&As in the article are more interesting
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ahhh... see what I could have found out if I just took an extra minute or two out of my daily work schedule?
7 speed clutch. The old corvettes had that. 4+3. lol
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Much nicer to drive ... and 39MPG !( any one cares ? lol )
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I don't know much about porches either.
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I know Porsche usually doesn't change anything dramatic, but this looks exactly the same as before except the rear lights are changed slightly. Looks nice still but doesn't really merit "next generation" to me.
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Originally posted by kerry
I don't know much about porches either.
lol douche
I cant wait to see it when its done! Love em to death!
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probably because it's not, this is still 997 chassisOriginally posted by jsn
I know Porsche usually doesn't change anything dramatic, but this looks exactly the same as before except the rear lights are changed slightly. Looks nice still but doesn't really merit "next generation" to me.
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Porsche design engineers at their finest.
Would rather chill out, eat german sausage than to draw up, new innovative designs. 911's never change.
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Didn't read the article. Just looked at the thread title "Porsche's next generation 911 and Cayman" and the pictures lol.Originally posted by 962 kid
probably because it's not, this is still 997 chassis
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LOLOriginally posted by kerry
I don't know much about porches either.
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this update was way too minor to get excited over. the 2010 update is what i am lookin forward to. The new Cayman/Boxster will have a brand new chassis that is shared with a new Audi R4 mid engine roaster.
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