Have you seen this picture making the rounds?
![](https://scontent.fagc1-2.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/47356115_565429750567856_4766195680194592768_o.jpg?_nc_cat=104&_nc_ht=scontent.fagc1-2.fna&oh=6a8c8147c2e5f78011d473e4ff61bf54&oe=5CC183F1)
Pretty funny, but it made me think. Even if Porsche did a lottery and sold a bunch for $50K, they would instantly become highly-sought after collectibles and would resell for crazy money. I mean, a light, simple 911 without all of the gadgets? Roll-up windows and a 6-speed manual? It would be so pure, so awesome to drive.
![](https://avatars.mds.yandex.net/get-pdb/224463/573da6d4-558c-422f-9cfa-1e6e6150d368/s1200)
Your rental car fleet Ferrari is here!
If Porsche decontents a car, stripper/lightweight, they charge more, not less.
I bet making wind-up windows on a modern Porsche would add cost and weight. Modern window motors are pretty light and cheap..
Looks like a mid 2000s Toyota with missing plastic wheel covers and unpainted replacement bumpers from E-Bay.
Not impressed.
I wouldn't kick it out of the garage....
Grizz
UberDork
1/14/19 11:46 a.m.
all those steelies are made of magnesium and cost 6k each
Brian
MegaDork
1/14/19 12:53 p.m.
I really wouldn’t mind silver styled steel wheels on more pedestrian cars, at least compared to plastic wheel covers.
84FSP
SuperDork
1/14/19 12:57 p.m.
I'd be in - dealer charges should only bring it to 100k if you pay a downpayment site unseen.
Just because some random person draws up a picture and posts it online doesn't mean it's any way related to a factory effort.
I love steel wheels. I would buy that rubber bumper porrarriboghini.