YOUR RESEARCHNew 997 pictured in EVO Magazine...
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The new issue of EVO magazine (UK published) has a picture of the new 997. Appears to be the real thing- not photoshop version or computer rendered. Seems that headlights will revert to more round look with fog lights on the bumper. Car has a wider stance and an increase in horsepower but no comments about a new engine yet. Not dramatically different but headlamps do stand out.
Interesting EVO noted that. Autoweek, which is generally pretty accurate, claims Porsche might bring out a 996 speedster and then follow in late 05 with a major refresh. I think the 997 needs to be more than just a face lift. Otherwise I'll stick with the 996 and wait for the 998 (which EVO said should come in 2007).
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