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Originally Posted by robotk
They don't make them like they used to.
They can't. No one would buy them.
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There's truth to this. Everyone complains about how they're getting bigger, losing the raw feel, etc. but at the same time the majority of the market expects certain creature comforts in 2019. They're keeping up with the times. However, a Porsche GT car will still feel more raw than 99% of cars in its class. When you compare modern Porsche to classic Porsche, sure it feels like it's losing its way. But when you compare modern Porsche to the rest of the modern market I don't think they're losing a step at all.
The "end" will be if they go down the AMG/M rabbit hole and start diluting the entire lineup. Once I see a "Macan GT" or "Cayenne RS" then I'm done.