YOUR RESEARCHReview attacking Porsche for the S version of 991 turbo
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I find it very interesting to read. Add to that the comments below the review. Very much like what we discuss here about the pricing structure of a model variants. Enjoy it: How Porsche Created The 911 Turbo Shitty: The 'S' Problem
It's a rant that is misguided and he obviously took next to no time to actually look deeper into what he was thinking. Even worse is he still tries to defend his original standpoint when it is picked to pieces....like saying Porsche dials down cars and then dials them up and uses the Turbo S > GT2 as an example, forgetting they are for very different customers and drive very very differently. It really is a silly rant, and on his thought process we may as well all drive around in a base Toyota Yaris as paying more for more is just criminal.
That article has been making the rounds for awhile. He has a point. There was a time you had the Turbo and that was it. The TT was the supercar. OTH, even other people on TTAC, other writers, don't really agree with his opinion. It's just another article meant to generate revenue and another opinion. I wouldn't worry about it.
Lol. Well, that's kinda true for most car manufacturers anyway. Nowadays car manufacturers slice and dice their variants up so much so there is a car at every price point. But that said, this doesn't make what I drive any different from before reading the article. So just enjoy your own car regardless of what people say
The comments were better than the article.
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