You could tow it on a road-legal trailer behind your 335 tho.  :)

When I called to put my deposit down, the salesman (who seemed relatively knowledgable) told me that the lower price models will not be the ones with the quoted levels of performance. He also expected there to be probably 3 levels roughly corresponding to base, S, and GTS type levels, potentially with a “Turbo” to…

I’ve got a deposit down and if the production car turns out like these renders I will be happy. I’d be happier if they kept the more aggressive front fenders but we can’t have everything.

As the owner of a 3.0CSi and a big fan of the Montreal (and any other car with any kind of hidden headlights really) - I wish this had made it into production. I think it looks killer.

Yeah, but it’s German so it’s SchmahlL

Should I take back the deposit I put down on the Mission E (yes, that’s its real name, the other name Porsche is using is trash) and use it to get one of these except with a 3 pedal set up since I don’t do track days?

Holding out for a bone-stock 1995 Montego Blue RX7.

On manual 911s?  Every time you are cruising on the highway.

I know we are out of the realm of rationality when it comes to these big houses, but instead of this you could have a very nicely designed unique house suited exactly to how you live and expressing some individuality. Call me crazy.

75 miles of electric range!! They’ve really improved these. (OK I know you probably meant 15 - still an exaggeration in real world use.)

I was thinking why not have 2-3x the batteries in layers but I think I like your idea better actually.

Why would you get this over a Stelvio Quad?

Hang on - these come painted in colors OTHER THAN American Flag?

How about a C63 convertible? More usable room than the M4 convertible. Plus it sounds way better. Fight me. I’m sure used ones can be found way under budget.

Can I swap it onto my 328GTS?

“Newness is, like, a state of mind, man.”

I know I’ve only had one coffee after staying up most of the night for work, but if those cameras on the fenders can be replaced with machine guns like my 12-year-old James Bond fantasy I’m all in.

Generally agreed. Many (many!) buyers are just looking to take additional dollars off an already-agreed price.

What was the last achingly gorgeous new Ferrari?  The 80s?

Agreed, and I don’t think I’ll ever buy another car with a “stick-on” screen on the dash.