so, why are 993 "S" cars soooo much more money than 993 cars? i mean the jump from regular 993 to 993S seems way more than the jump of 996 to 996S. any thoughts?
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they only made the 993 2S in 97 and 98. there are only about 2000 made in those years. they made very little of the 4S as well. and they are the last of the air cooled porsches.
and they produced craploads of the 996S
Nothing better than a 993 C2S from the rear without the turbo wing. Talk about curvy! Jake
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