YOUR RESEARCHCenter driven 911 (2010)
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Have any of you seen something as ridiculous as this? The best thing about the car is the cup holder... 2010 Porsche 911 Carrera S, $68,850 - Cars.com (I'm not selling the car, just saw this and though it was very interesting...and IMO just a waste)
I guess it solves the legroom problem for the passengers
Firstly, I think it's ridiculous and solves zero problems. Secondly, I'm calling shenanigans on the "4000 hours of labour" bit. That's someone's FULL TIME job for nearly TWO YEARS. That's ridiculous!
LOL, partly hilarious, vaguely interesting. What was the person thinking?
Porsche version of a McLaren F1...minus the side seats?
Losing one seat, everyone gets legroom and driver gets the logical driving position not the nonsense offset position we all put up with. Apart from the crazy expense what is so ridiculous???
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