I can’t say for certain. The general assumption on the Porsche forum I frequent (these guys typically know their shit) is that yes, yes they do.

Me either. I see it being worth more like 137k in 20 years or more. But what do I know???

Not necessarily. I think you are overlooking the likelihood that the person buying it likely has the means to store it such that it will be fine. Think Jay Leno. His collection is just one of many.

Yeah if you go new. Good choice. If you accept a used car, the options are limitless. Ferrari’s. 911's of all manner. I drool a little just thinking about it.

Lol... yup.

It’s not likely that they stay around because they sold alot of a limited run car. That wasn’t keeping them afloat.

You could buy an F430 at that price. A mint one. Or a mint 911 Turbo S. Yeah. Crack pipe for sure. This guy must be planning on collecting.

Agree. Why not go buy one with say, 20k miles for way less and beat the shit out of it if you want a driver.

They mean the car may not have been titled so might possibly be considered a new car. It’s possible. But not likely. It’s more likely they already started the warranty by registering it in some way so that it’s not part of their new inventory.

You’ve have to verify that. The dealer could have already had it registered such that it wouldn’t be considered a normal part of their inventory. That kicks off the warranty.

CP for sure. I mean. If the guy puts it away in storage for 30 years. It might be worth alot. But not much more than what he’s gonna pay for it.

Hardly. She did the same in a transit van and was passing cars left and right. It was nuts. It’s on YouTube.

Yeah that one was a classic.

When I bought my 911, I specifically wanted one of the steering wheels with no buttons for that reason. They aren’t really in the way in 911's but I don’t want to see that crap on the wheel.

I’ll be damned. Someone did it.

Hmmm. Sorta a reverse LS swap.

One of the dragons is gonna die. They’ll likely use the crossbow in a sneak way, have it hidden and then surprise mofo here’s a 6 foot crossbow bolt in ya face.

True. They were on the right track.

That thing shifted so fast in S6. 80ms. Stooooopid fast for the time. And it would damn near break your neck doing it. I actually liked SMG. It felt like you were actually driving a manual without a clutch. PDK (previous car) feels like an automatic that you can seamless shift. I like it. But it’s not raw.

I remember borrowing my grandfathers 1990 F150 Lariat. It was top of the line, all the bells and whistles. Which back then meant fake wood trim, cassette player, power windows and door locks. And that’s it. Hahaha. But the V8 in that thing. Pshew. Did an amazing burnout in it. Haha.