YOUR RESEARCHModel spec progression - base, S, GTS? - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Anyone have a beginner overview of the different types within anyone generation and what the perks/benefits are Base - entry level but still great S - more bhp, additional specs e.t.c GTS - more bhp, better value retention?, more desirable as less common? ?? I have also seen the T- model, but as I see thats just basically a base/entry for some of the newer 911 generations or?
Base, T, S, GTS is the hierarchy: Base T - adds chassis upgrades from the S and some T-specific styling upgrades but no more power S - adds more power plus extra options for styling/chassis GTS - adds even more power, GTS branding, some unique elements e.g. Race-Tex, centrelocks etc.
Twinfan said: Base, T, S, GTS is the hierarchy: Base T - adds chassis upgrades from the S and some T-specific styling upgrades but no more power S - adds more power plus extra options for styling/chassis GTS - adds even more power, GTS branding, some unique elements e.g. Race-Tex, centrelocks etc. how does the turbo fit within that or is that something else?
Turbo and Turbo S are higher up, but you also have the GT cars so it kind of splits at GTS into the Motorsport cars and the Turbos: Turbo - Turbo S GT3/Speedster - GT3RS - GT2RS
Time was when you had the choice of: T - base model, modest power E - bit more power and equipment S - even more power Each in Coupe or Targa with a handful of optional extras RS - limited production for 9 months to homologate for Group 4/5 racing Now, the various models, destinations, body shells, options, limited editions…..make the number of permutations mind-blowing. Probably all at the behest of ‘marketing’. Personally, I still prefer simplicity - less is more.
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