Stumbled upon this great little write-up in Road & Track on the 996 Cab. http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars...era-cabriolet/ "Damned near perfect" sums it up nicely.
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Cool! I love the "relatively low curb weight of 3370 lbs!!" Compared to what?? A Caddy and Mercedes!!! Hahaha!!
Mine is 3250 with 1/2 tank of gas
Like one of the testers said, the cab seems smaller than the coupe for some reason. I've noticed this too. It's obviously a visual thing, because the length and width are the same. It's always interesting to read contemporary reviews of cars, especially at a later date.
This is a source reference. Confirm exact model applicability in the original material.
