YOUR RESEARCH996 Turbo S to 997 Turbo S
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It must be because I have a 996 Turbo S (cabriolet) that Porsche sent me the glossy book for the new 997 Turbo S with the price list It would be an £85000 uplift to move across and as my car is immaculate with 23000 miles on the clock I can't see the value . But I am Scottish!!
85k uplift ! so buy an all new GT3 and still get 10k change!
Have they started making a GT3 Cab then :lol:
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