Porsche 996 Turbo
Hoogtepunten
- Manual Transmission
- Accident-free
- Black on Black!
For every generation of Porsche’s fantastic 911 that came after the mid-70s, a variant has stood above them all. A variant that was often outwardly similar to the car that stands as a basis, but with an inside that is something completely different. For many, the only visual difference has been the ‘Turbo’ emblem at the back (for the connoisseur, of course more). But that little emblems make about the same difference as the iPhone emblem on the back of a phone today compared to a Motorola flip-phone. during the 70s and 80s, the Turbo cars were synonymous with the term ‘widowmaker’ as the cars were extremely toxic and slightly erratic. with the 993 generation, the car got four-wheel drive for the first time to make them more user-friendly, and this combined with better and better chassis and turbo response thanks to twin turbos made the Turbo the ultimate sports car. The generation that followed refined the recipe.
2003 
