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2009 Porsche 911

2009 Porsche 911 questions and answers

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Q: What will the 2009 Porsche 911 look like?
The Porsche 998-what will the next generation 911 look like?

A: here's some info on your question http://www.autoblog.com/2007/02/01/spy-shots-2009-porsche-911/ http://www.leftlanenews.com/2008-2009-porsche-911.html

Q: Would ya punch your mom in the face, as hard as you can, for a 2009 Porsche 911 turbo?
I'd rather not =[

A: No thanks. I don't like Porsches. Not worth it.

Q: When does my '85 Porsche 911 become an Antique?
My '85 Porsche 911 Carrera is approaching "Antique" status. The department of motor vehicles requires automobiles to be 25 years old before they can obtain Antique Plates. So when does my '85 turn 25 years old....In 2009 or 2010? Because auto manufacturers release the new models in the summer/fall (e.g. the '09 Accord gets release in like Sept of '08). And does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations for Antique Auto Insurance? Is it less expensive? I assume there are some associated restrictions....mileage limits and frequency of use. What other benefits does Antique Auto Insurance provide? Thanks. I live in Pennsylvania. Cars can be registered as Classic at 15 years, and Antique at 25 years... I realize this varies state to state

A: In 2010. If they still make the car, which they do still make the 911, then it needs to be 25 years old to become a classic car. Some 2009 accords do get made in 2009. To see the birthday of your car, there should be a sticker with the date of manufacture in the door well or under the hood. If they do not make the car anymore, like the Porsche 944, then it ony needs to be 15 years old to be considered a classic car. You can use any car insurance. Hagerty is a car insurance that specializes in classic cars. It is cheaper, but they do have restrictions. Such as you cannot drive on weekdays.

Q: 2009 Porsche Cayman S and PDK?
Does anyone know if the new 2009 Cayman will have the PDK transmission to replace Tiptronic, like the new 911? Where did you see the information? When will it be out?

A: Why on God's green earth would anyone clutter up this board by answering a serious, technical question like this "I don't know"?

Q: My Dad is Going to Buy me a New Car..but i cant decide..?
I want either a Maserati Gran Turismohttp://www.maserati.com/jsp/introSottosezioneCustom.jsp?category=%2Fmaserati%2Fcars%2Fgranturismo&menuKey=m95&BV_SessionID=@@@@0937397540.1194048819@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccdaddmgmidfmjcefeceegdgimdfmk.0 OR...A 2009 Porshe 911 Turbo Cabriolethttp://www.porsche.com/usa/??? I already Have a BMW ..SOO help !!! Both in black ! Oh and my dad wants to get me a Mercedes S550 08" But i want something better.. THIS IS A SERIOUSE QUESTION..! I DONT CARE HOW YOU SPELL IT...IM GOING TO DRIVE IT ...DUH !

A: I would go with the Maserati. That is one cool looking car. I haven't seen the interior or the actual car in person, but wow that is nice looking. Although you might want the convertible. I personally don't like the looks of the porsche. In a way you can't go wrong. I might get a corvette convertible if it were me. Have fun!