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How can you tell it has ceramics?......by the yellow calipers? It does have some massive rotors.
Yes. Porsche, Mercedes, and BMW all use Gold/Yellow calipers for CCBs. Porsche uses White calipers for their unique PSCBs, and Acid Green calipers on hybrid models.
Porsche Panamera. There’s one that’s parked near my daughter’s condo in Oxnard.
Yes sir you are correct.
Dammit, I need to post harder cars. Lol
Originally Posted by geko29
Yes. Porsche, Mercedes, and BMW all use Gold/Yellow calipers for CCBs. Porsche uses White calipers for their unique PSCBs, and Acid Green calipers on hybrid models.
Ya'll amaze me how you know all this stuff. Lol
And even tho you told us I know I will forget anyway. Lol
That one's going to frustrate me because I recognize it and should know what it is, but I don't. I googled my best guess and was wrong, so will leave this one alone.
That one's going to frustrate me because I recognize it and should know what it is, but I don't. I googled my best guess and was wrong, so will leave this one alone.
Yeah.....something I never heard of either, and apparantly not sold in the U.S.
Yeah.....something I never heard of either, and apparantly not sold in the U.S.
Well not sure, maybe only at some motorshow in US of A, only 44 built until they filed for bankrupcy ( like so many other small car companies) Here you have a bit more info on this Volvo based sportscar...
We go on with a "world car" from one of the Big Three, sold under many names in many markets from its debut 1985 until very last new reincarnation bulit in 2016 (in Uzbekistan)...
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