YOUR RESEARCHNew Porsche owner. 996 Turbo
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Hello. New to the forum and a new 911 owner. Picked up this 2003 Turbo in March of 2019, and have loved every minute of it so far. It's my first porsche, coming out of a BMW M4 which left me fairly cold. I've put 3000 miles on it this year, and spent a bit of time underneath it too, sorting out a few bits and pieces. It has the carbon interior and blue leather, and most importantly (for me anyway) three pedals :thumbs:
10/10 8)
A great looking car in a really nice colour. :thumbs: :welcome: to 911uk
Looks lovely mate.
Massively under rated and capable cars. Welcome to the Turbo club! Add some new or uprated engine mounts and you're in for a great time, it really tightens the handling up a treat. The car looks lovely, is it Midnight Blue?
Thanks for the kind words. Yes it's midnight blue. Haven't considered the engine mounts yet but I'll look into it. I'm also going to get around to a boost leak test at some point. I've found it a far superior machine to the M4 in every conceivable way. Looks/steering /fun factor/compact. Perhaps not quite as brutal in a straight line, but the smoothness of the porsche belies its pace. And funnily enough, it seems to be well received by people out and about. I had visions of being heaped into the porsche w*anker category. I think/hope that history is starting to be a bit kinder to the 996 generation. The design is ageing well, and I do think the Turbo body kit looks good on it
Congratulations on a stunning looking car. Have fun.
Beautiful. Love my 997.2 to bits but the 996 Turbo is for me the iconic modern Porsche. Have fun!
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Mine's standard apart from the exhaust, and will keep up with an M4 in a straight line no problem. :thumb:
Very nice..I sold 2 M3's e46 Vert and a e92 Comp no regrets!!
Looks lovely, drive and enjoy.
Cracking!
Lovley :thumbs:
Great looking car, love the colour. Very tidy 8)
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