No More RWB Porsches for the USA
As of now, you can no longer get a RWB Porsche 911 in the USA. Is Nakai-san retiring? No, but he does need some breathing room.
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As of now, you can no longer get a RWB Porsche 911 in the USA. Is Nakai-san retiring? No, but he does need some breathing room.
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