In your opinion - based on the 3 criteria below - suggest is the best production model that Porsche have ever released?
1. On the ears: Best Engine / exhaust sound you've heard
2. On the eyes: Best looking model when seen out on the road
3. On the wall: Best rear end & why?
Notes:
#1 can be stock, PSE or aftermarket. #2 not the latest most expensive one, the one you think is a design classic you would like to be on your drive. #3 still talking about Porsches here guys and girls! Consider design, emotive and impression.
To help kick off, mine are:
1. Carrera GT V10 at full song
2. 930 Turbo Cab
3. 911 C4S (all nice, but the 996's design wins based on the wrap around classic red reflector, the wide ass combined with the low sitting airflow grooves behind the wheel arches. Just imagine if it had the 997.2 GT3's Middle hugging tailpipes ...booyah!)
For any disclaimer needed: I've no connection to any aftermarket Porsche sales firm. I do own company stock but otherwise purely a Porsche owner and lover since a relatively poor kid growing up in the 80's with 928 and 911 posters bluetac'd all over my bedroom walls.
1. On the ears: Best Engine / exhaust sound you've heard
2. On the eyes: Best looking model when seen out on the road
3. On the wall: Best rear end & why?
Notes:
#1 can be stock, PSE or aftermarket. #2 not the latest most expensive one, the one you think is a design classic you would like to be on your drive. #3 still talking about Porsches here guys and girls! Consider design, emotive and impression.
To help kick off, mine are:
1. Carrera GT V10 at full song
2. 930 Turbo Cab
3. 911 C4S (all nice, but the 996's design wins based on the wrap around classic red reflector, the wide ass combined with the low sitting airflow grooves behind the wheel arches. Just imagine if it had the 997.2 GT3's Middle hugging tailpipes ...booyah!)
For any disclaimer needed: I've no connection to any aftermarket Porsche sales firm. I do own company stock but otherwise purely a Porsche owner and lover since a relatively poor kid growing up in the 80's with 928 and 911 posters bluetac'd all over my bedroom walls.