Hi Tom. Your car is in good hands. I purchased it in May of 2020. I was searching the country for a Miami Blue 991 with a manual transmission. Impossible to find. Did you order the car new or bought it off the lot? I love the spec I would have ordered the same options minus the sunroof. Just curious, What did you trade it in for?
Thanks Glenn. Always appreciate your take on your P cars. I like the fact you try and keep your cars “driver cars” and use them appropriately. You really don’t need all the extras, and you buy them right. This one is just perfect. I’m not a fan of that color, but my opinion really doesn’t matter. 😅.
I just got a top of the line Uniden. My previous was the Escort 8500. I probably would have gotten that again but the new prices was ridiculous. So far so good with the Uniden
Still got my 2017- 911C2S cab, pdk, but it got kicked out of my 1 car garage as i traded a cayman 2.5 gts pdk for a 718 sypder manual..... 20k low miles, i got 26k on mine. Prices on new and used are still ridiculous. If your auto stop/start stop working when on your battery is getting bad is what I noticed and had 2 replaced.
@@GlennsCarCollection Spyder, took it to big imsa road atlanta race, it stole the show in the porshe car corral, 300 hundred cars with only the GT2 RS,maybe got more attention ! Chalk...
Glenn, great content as always; Curious is what your take on 997 steering feel vs 991.2 and 991.1, second how about non track driving do you find NA engines provide more usable vs the Turbo 3 L? as you can tell I am between 997.2, 991.1 and 991.2 ... Thank you in advance for input.
The 997.2 still has hydraulic steering so it wins no contest. I prefer turbo 911's over N/A, My 993 Turbo spoiled me. If you are looking for a manual transmission, you will have a better resale on the 997.2 since so few were produced in manual and its far superior to a first gen pdk. If you want pdk, then 991.2 all the way. 997.2 is older and out of warranty so it will cost more to maintain. Can't go wrong with either.
Great minds think alike, purchased my manual 17 carrera in 2020 when prices dipped due to covid, has been solid reliable and so much fun with the apr stage 1 (slightly lower peak torque number to promote clutch life) and soul sport cats/x pipe. I also have the DSC pasm upgrade. Works great as my DD and only vehicle for computing, trips, and autocross. Glen how often do you do your oil changes?
Thanks Glenn, your videos have truly touched me. Your energy and passion for the Porsche 911 99.1 is the reason I love my 2014 99.1 Please keep the vibe you bring to everyone. Your Porsche video really makes me feel proud to drive my car. I’m also a PCA member Blessings to you in all your endeavors.💯😊Jammie Dees( LakeSpivey Georgia)
Good point about the .2 generation. They get all the tweaks and improvements and usually sell in lower numbers. This helps your resale. Your choice on color will make it even to sell should you ever decide to.