and the 991 variants begin .............

 

i guess you missed the point about this model

It`s rather a collectors item than an actual sound alternative to a C2S

if I was a collector,esp of Pcars I would prolly include the Club Coupes as well

 

Not too far in the future, the only way of having a rare 911 will be buying the "non-limited edition" ones...

 

I do like the 430 HP but would rather see it with a 7-speed manual !

 

That's the nicest looking 991 I've seen yet.

 

I'm sure if Porsche didn't produce any special editions people would be a lot less happy. If you're a Porsche collector- I'm sure the price tag is not an issue. For many affording one Porsche- this isn't for them. I know I'd get the turbo. =)

I'm all for many editions to add variety to the model line... really find the Porsche that suits you. Make's your special Porsche just a bit more special.

 

Anyone wanna bet how many 991 special editions we are going to see ?

 

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Finally PowerKit!

 

Hi

I believe that what makes this 911 special is the buying process. You need to register for the raffle and hope to be one of the 12 Porsche Club members that will be choosen. So in this respect is very exclusive and so much more than the 911 Club Coupe for the 50th Anniversary of the PCA. Consider that this time the raffle involves all the (interested) Porsche Club members worldwide (except India and China).

As was the case for the previous Club Coupe, there is nothing really unique to this car that Porsche Exclusive can`t apply on a standard 991. Maybe Porsche Exclusive will refuse to do PTS Brewster Green for one year, but then that`s it.

Anyway the car looks great. It was presented on Saturday evening in the Museum next to a gorgeus 993 Turbo S owned by Wolfgang Porsche (interestingly enough in Brewster Green as well..).

Regards
Alex