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No No No!
It wouldn’t have been such an icon if Porsche made it this way from the beginning. Enjoy!
Porsche 911 930 " Flat Nose " from 1988.
Credit: Sothebys. Call me traditionalist, but it is not my favorite nose. I much prefer the normal one which is, in my opinion, THE 911 signature. I know the " Flat " is much above in terms of prices, but a " normal " 911 930 is much more my taste. You? B...
For 930, traditional nose
For 964 flat nose. Either way, a special works car from this period is exceedingly rare and special.
Unique
Not unique, while i use unique as a metaphor to describe the flach nase. We can discus if it is the most desired 911 among collectors. Personally it is one of the 911’s that is on my list to have, but i can not buy. Same as a Singer and 991. The last air ...
I had the pleasure of driving it as a friend of mine had one in Dubai
He sold it for a very low price in 2006 as no one wanted in then & eventually the Porsche club UAE President took his car … for me the 911 normal is my alley .
agree the traditional light is more quintesential
but IMHO this is one is the most sexy popup of all car models ever. Personally 964 flaunder popup Flachbau and 288 are two ultimate supercar.
No No No!
It wouldn’t have been such an icon if Porsche made it this way from the beginning. Enjoy!
Are you referring to the “tea tray” or “whale tail” spoiler on the back?
I think they actually served a purpose given the extra power served up by the Turbo and the 911’s already tail-happy handling. Apologies if you’re referring to something else. Wish they still made Saabs!
The whale tail was not to my taste.
Aesthetically the street spoiler could have been a better design.
Agree it is a bit out if place on street car
Yet is is in harmony with turbo/rs/rsr widebody
