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Decided to chop my 2020 992 turbo S for a new one as it was getting a bit tatty and the mileage was racking up.
Even though my new one is the same Gen 992 Turbo S it has quite a few new bits compared with my old car of same Gen. It has the new upgraded infotainment system, newer updated pdk box that feels much better than the one in my last car - especially in manual mode! Front lower lip style has been changed. Went for the -10mm pasm this time and it actually feels smoother than the setup on my old standard car.
Great handover from Porsche Centre Silverstone & great service from Topaz Midlands for detailing & ppf.
Now to rack up my 1000 mile run in as quick as possible!
AyBee said:
There's just something that looks so right about the 992Turbo S
Agree. As a personal opinion, I don’t think the 992 is particularly easy on my eyes, but the proportion and details on the Turbo S look brutally functional and brilliant - particularly in dark colours like this one.
Enjoy - And stick some pictures up in the daylight.
Maxym said:
I keep thinking I need to get one of these. What’s the engine noise (not exhaust) like?
I tried one a couple of weeks ago. Engine noise disappointed me. Very muted and characterless, but tbf to it that was compared with my GT3.
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