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2009 Porsche 911 4 & 4S

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  • "S" Still for Super

    Porsche first added the letter "S" to the 911 back in 1967 when it equipped the car with a 180-hp, high-compression version of the original air-cooled, 2.0-liter flat-6 — at that time the most powerful 911 ever sold to the public. Back then Porsche said the "S" stood for "Super."

  • How could anyone film a Porsche and not include any audio of their wonderful mechanical sounds?

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  • @bobbyoty ur probably 13 huh???

  • just another beetle with big ass engine

    u got the cash - buy a ferrari, the real deal

  • @punxz18

    buy some lottery ticket

    goodluck

  • @Turboo911 carrera gt

  • verey nice thanks

  • best super car for everyday driving

  • @punxz18

    I'm going for lottery. Compared to Ferraris, I find Porsches actually usable and somewhat practical everyday cars.

    That's based on nothing but my conclusion of different tests performed by numerous auto magazines and such. It's not like I've ever even driven Ferrari... or porsche. :'(

  • she sounds automated

  • @Dymox5 I didn't know that, I always thought the s was for "sport"

  • The Porsche is a super car without the SUPER CAR price. It gets to the point without all the extra stuff we all would love to have. Porsche is not a Ferrari or Lambo but it si my favorite car and runs with the best of them.

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