Turbo or non turbo version?
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YOUR RESEARCHWhich oem car cover for a 4s cab?
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I'm pretty sure you would need the "turbo" version to fit the wider body. My buddy has the Porsche turbo one for his c4s coupe and it is a pretty tight fit.
Thanks. That's what I was thinking. The turbo does have the wing. I wasn't sure how that effects the fit.
Buy from Sunset Porsche. Tell them your model, they'll get you the right cover. The value (Triguard) Porsche cover is about $100. The Premium Porsche indoor cover is almost $390.
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