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It would also indicate that the power plant will change enough in the 997 that a Turbo model requires some new engineering.
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It would also indicate that the power plant will change enough in the 997 that a Turbo model requires some new engineering.
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A friend who owns a '93 Turbo mentioned to me the other day that the local dealership told him the '04 would be the last Turbo Porsche would produce for several years. Anyone else heard anything about that? It makes some sense as everything points to a 997 next year and it took a couple of years to bring the current Turbo to the market after intro of the 996 series. It would also indicate that the power plant will change enough in the 997 that a Turbo model requires some new engineering. I wonder if they will produce a wide body C4 if they do not have a Turbo to augment that common parts production requirement. Thoughts or amplification?

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Porsche is being very quiet about the 997TT. Most feel it will be out in late 05 as a 06 model. It will unlikely be a 05 model which is when the rest of the 997 line-up is supposed to come out.

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