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Nope. The Fuchs Logo is way different. The manufacturer of the Wing is Turnwald in France. I am not sure if it is the same company configuration like in those days.
Autocar's testing of some of the most iconic 911s of all time, when new: Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
1st - Porsche 993 Turbo 2nd - Acura NSX 3rd - Ferrari F355 There was also a Lotus Esprit S4S in 5th and a Dodge Viper in 4th. Funny, on the Ferrari one of "Lows" they had listed was the "Fifties vintage shifter." Oh how times have changed.
That was a great issue! Well actually in my opinion times haven't changed. Manuals are vintage shifting. Lol
Maybe in a way, but certainly today magazines would heap praise upon any sports car that includes a manual transmission, and probably have a meltdown over any Ferrari that brought back the gated shifter.
Agreed. But if you want to go fast it's gotta be dual clutch etc... How much faster would a viper acr been around vir. I think somewhere said it was several seconds. (might have even been 4)
There will always be faster cars, but last time I checked there are plenty of manual transmission cars with over 500-600 horsepower to drive if you want to go fast. To me, the idea of timing lap times around tracks as if we are professional racing drivers competing for a championship is pretty pointless. Yes, it is proof of what the cars can do, but for 99% of us enthusiasts, cars are for having fun, not setting records.
The low-wing version 993 RS may be one of the sleekest 911s of all time! Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
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The 993 Carrera RS Clubsport was included in Best Motoring's 1995 "Super Battle" race, which included competitors such as, yes, a McLaren F1...
The 993 RS is the ultimate iteration of the air cooled Porsche in my opinion (save the SCRS): Image Unavailable, Please Login