YOUR RESEARCHHow can I tell its 996 Turbo s 450bhp?
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Hi all just a quick question, I am going to look at a 996 turbo s tomorrrow, other than it has an S on the end of the turbo badge on the boot lid, how can I tell it is an S or if someone just added the S on the end of it?. any help would be greatful. thanks Martin
They only made the S for MY2005, so check that the 10th digit of the VIN is 5. Look for option code X50 (50) on the VIL under the bonnet or in the maintenance booklet. Also, it should have yellow calipers and ceramic disks.
Is it the one at autobahn in coventry? If so, it's not a Turbo S, just a Turbo from what I can tell in the photos and if it was genuine they'd be asking more for it than they are.
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