Is 991.2 the "sweet spot" for looking for a 1st time 911?

mchron1222 · #21

I have a 2015 Macan S and a 2014 Cayman S. I had a 1992 911 and sold it when I bought the Macan. I am 73. I have no problems now with the Cayman and it is tighter than the 911. I am 5'8" and 165 lbs. I also am active and fit. If you are fit and close to my body you should have no problems. I love both cars, but even though the Macan is a sporty SUV and fun to drive, it doesn't compare to the Cayman.

#22

mchron1222 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 2:30 pm I have a 2015 Macan S and a 2014 Cayman S. I had a 1992 911 and sold it when I bought the Macan. I am 73. I have no problems now with the Cayman and it is tighter than the 911. I am 5'8" and 165 lbs. I also am active and fit. If you are fit and close to my body you should have no problems. I love both cars, but even though the Macan is a sporty SUV and fun to drive, it doesn't compare to the Cayman.

Agree with all you wrote!

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SignalY_GT3 · #23

A sweet spot is personal!!!

TwoDan · #24

I'm closing in on 74 and hip replacement. I have a 2013 Carrera s Cabrio MT which is super easy to get in and out if the top is down, I know that's cheating. But regarding 991 & 992, I think it has the amount of knobs vs having a touch screen is perfect for me. I can now adjust the radio, a/c and heat temps etc without the need to read a display like a cell phone. I've had it almost11 years now and it's a keeper.
Dan

911-Purist · #25

Depends what you want.

I didn't want a turbo in 2018 when the 991.2 was available. Instead at the time, I lucked into a 2015 991.1 GTS with a 7-speed manual that had a mere 157 kms or 98 miles on it.

So a 991.2 or the 992 that I drive on the track is not "my" sweet spot.