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Although the ceramic discs are expensive to replace, aren't they meant to last
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And given the cost of replacing ceramic discs .........
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I am assuming you are referring to the fact that its a 2003 '53' plate but the Turbo S only came out in 2005? So it is being misdescribed! Maybe trying to say that with X50 its a bit like the S .....but still 39bhp lacking?
Otherwise, looks a lovely spec car in great condition.
Well spotted Chris. I also thought Turbo S cars had different coloured alloys (a dark silver finish) and ceramic brakes as standard. I think there should be 'Turbo S' logos scattered around the dials/ centre console too? The 'S' badge looks stuck on.
~ Maxie :?:
Naughty with regard to sticking the S badge on the back. Turbo S cars came out in 2005. I hate it when people make out their car is something it isn't.
I guess he could refer to it being a Turbo S due to the Tiptronic S transmission, I have seen a few people do that with their ads but really, it should be referred to as a Turbo Tip.
+1 definately stuck on.... he hasn't bothered to remove the turbo first and respace it so it's all central...
He might as well advertise it as an Enzo..!!! lol!!!
owner can't spell Porsche either! :hand:
Maybe thats what it is, its a Porche Turbo S but if it was in Porsche terms its just a Turbo. :floor:
As you say beautiful looking car as well. Don't know why you would want to do that. :dont know:
As I understand it a Turbo s is really only an x 50 with ceramic brakes and a few superficial cosmetic touches. And given the cost of replacing ceramic discs .........
