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The more I look at the Carrera Exclusive wheels (#1) the more I like them over the Carrera Classics (#2). They are more than twice the price of the Classics but I'm a big believer in good wheels on my cars (Volks on 350Z, HRE's on 650, BBS on 530 at one time). It is a tough choice and I have a lot of time to decide as Porsche hasn't gotten me an allocation yet (acknowledgement of order) and put me in the queue.
Last edited by Chief F1 Fan; Sep 23, 2021 at 05:39 PM.
They do look more Porsche-retro that's for sure. I like them, this is going to be a difficult process. Wish I could lock in my build now and be done obsessing over details.
For me, it's that the car is silver & the wheels are a different shade that doesn't flow as well. If the car were a different color, I'd like option 1 more.
#2 (Carrera Classics) have a black finish partly on them making cleaning them easier. That is a small factor to consider, I've got lots of time to fret about this before getting to my "Lock date" on my build.
Was completely unaware of this cool feature on the configurator until I accidentally clicked a little red symbol at the bottom right of the build. It pulls up a QR code that you scan with the Porsche Visualizer app then go somewhere to see what your build looks like. I screwed up and touched an icon accidentally and it changed my wheels and took off the Porsche decal on the door. Oh well, here's what it would look like in my driveway. My dog even made the shot! lol
Last edited by Chief F1 Fan; Oct 15, 2021 at 07:45 AM.
Stopped by Suncoast Porsche in Sarasota yesterday and looked at an Aventurine Green and a Dolomite Silver 911. As much as I thought I wanted that silver, I'm unsure now. I did find out though I am number 1 on my dealer's allocation list for a C2S.
If I was buying a Porsche right now it would be either in Aventurine Green or Irish Green but green is my favorite color so I'd be willing to pay for it on my dream car.
If I was buying a Porsche right now it would be either in Aventurine Green or Irish Green but green is my favorite color so I'd be willing to pay for it on my dream car.
aventurine green:$840; Irish Green paint to sample: $11,430
saw a Gentian Blue 992 Saturday in downtown Sarasota, drop dead gorgeous. The dude stalled it at a green light, panicked looks, vroom, fired right back up and made his u-turn and split. Turns out the manual 911 has a feature where if you push the clutch in after stalling, it automatically fires back up with no turning of the key. Here's a GB 992: http://www.porsche-code.com/PNWE6CV9
Last edited by Chief F1 Fan; Oct 20, 2021 at 05:08 PM.