YOUR RESEARCHNew 911 - PDK Only?
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I just noticed that the new 911 models (S, 4S and as of today S and 4S cab) have PDK standard and no option for a manual transmission. Did I miss an an announcement? Seems like a pretty big deal for Porsche to eliminate the third pedal on their halo car.
https://jalopnik.com/the-2020-porsche-911-looks-about-the-same-but-is-way-qu-1830700722
As the story says, the manual will be coming, probably in conjunction with the release of the non-S versions. BTW, that Jalopnik review seriously sucked. How can anyone take seriously someone who sums up the 911 as "a four-seater with the engine slung out back and bulgy fenders." Dude, it's a 2+ (barely) 2, not a four-seater. Bulgy fenders? Crikey...
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