Curb Zone - View Single Post - I was at a Porsche Pre-Owned Fair today.

Mr. Chigga_Chan · 04-29-2007, 07:35 PM

Noticed there weren't any SUVs either. No classic Porsches there?

I agree with the age comment on the 996 models. That 996 Turbo S does look sort of plain in terms of rear bumper molding, even the pipes and the fin look sort of average. Also, I agree with the interior quality of thee pre-997 Porsches. I don't think Porsche was ever known for having quality or creative interior designs, its all business for German sports cars. Fortunately, Porsche did improve heavily on the 997/Cayman/Boxter interiors. I can't really complain about ours except for little nit-picks.

If I were to go for a used Porsche, I'd shoot for the 993 Turbo or older model Porsches.

04-29-2007, 07:35 PM	#3 (permalink)
Mr. Chigga_Chan Enthusiast Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 438 Thanks: 0 Thanked 20 Times in 15 Posts	Re: I was at a Porsche Pre-Owned Fair today. Noticed there weren't any SUVs either. No classic Porsches there? I agree with the age comment on the 996 models. That 996 Turbo S does look sort of plain in terms of rear bumper molding, even the pipes and the fin look sort of average. Also, I agree with the interior quality of thee pre-997 Porsches. I don't think Porsche was ever known for having quality or creative interior designs, its all business for German sports cars. Fortunately, Porsche did improve heavily on the 997/Cayman/Boxter interiors. I can't really complain about ours except for little nit-picks. If I were to go for a used Porsche, I'd shoot for the 993 Turbo or older model Porsches.