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Salut Beautiful RCZ owners,
The banter is ever so entertaining. There is a heritage that the TT derives its bahaus styling from the bath tub design of the early 1900s when Porsche designed some of their first delightful cars. As a 911 past owner and Boxer as well, I really appreciate the RCZ in its form and recognise the similarities that it now aspired to form its shell alike to the TT.
The rear glass dome is pioneering and bold, the rear side shaped as curvacious torso reminds me of Marliyn Monroe singing for Mr President. As the dust settles in the playground on both sides, I look forward to your pride in ownership.
To the few that have their hissy fits on either side, RCZ vs TT, I would like to point you to a sad but generous thread, TT owners have heart. http://www.tt-forum.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=30 It makes me proud to hear that others are touched to make a difference in other souls, its 2011 a new start to life. Being the British site it is on the TTForum, it is also full of a sarcastic humour I and many outwith of the UK enjoy. My curious wings bring me here to look at your cars.
Like GarTT, we come to say Aloha. Perhaps when I am over next to your jolly shores we can meet for an introduction to the RCZs with other TTs. Sounds like the RCZ will follow with the Shine, some provocative engineering design and a way for Pug to go back to its own heritage and successes eg 205Gti days. I have been tot he Event2010, trust me the boys are all playful and harmless, so dont expect vulgarity that the shield of internet creates.
Abientot! My V6 3.2 TT designed by Thomas Freeman.
Winter 17s with Conti winter ts830s ADAC tested tyres I recommend you all think about winter tyres google 7C rule and youtube watch videos on winter vs summer tyres
Summer 18s Michelin PS3s
My other passion:
The banter is ever so entertaining. There is a heritage that the TT derives its bahaus styling from the bath tub design of the early 1900s when Porsche designed some of their first delightful cars. As a 911 past owner and Boxer as well, I really appreciate the RCZ in its form and recognise the similarities that it now aspired to form its shell alike to the TT.
The rear glass dome is pioneering and bold, the rear side shaped as curvacious torso reminds me of Marliyn Monroe singing for Mr President. As the dust settles in the playground on both sides, I look forward to your pride in ownership.
To the few that have their hissy fits on either side, RCZ vs TT, I would like to point you to a sad but generous thread, TT owners have heart. http://www.tt-forum.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=30 It makes me proud to hear that others are touched to make a difference in other souls, its 2011 a new start to life. Being the British site it is on the TTForum, it is also full of a sarcastic humour I and many outwith of the UK enjoy. My curious wings bring me here to look at your cars.
Like GarTT, we come to say Aloha. Perhaps when I am over next to your jolly shores we can meet for an introduction to the RCZs with other TTs. Sounds like the RCZ will follow with the Shine, some provocative engineering design and a way for Pug to go back to its own heritage and successes eg 205Gti days. I have been tot he Event2010, trust me the boys are all playful and harmless, so dont expect vulgarity that the shield of internet creates.
Abientot! My V6 3.2 TT designed by Thomas Freeman.
Winter 17s with Conti winter ts830s ADAC tested tyres I recommend you all think about winter tyres google 7C rule and youtube watch videos on winter vs summer tyres
Summer 18s Michelin PS3s
My other passion:
