Thanks. The written review, which will post today, goes into more detail on the Porsche 911's driving tech.
We have previously reviewed a couple of cars with Porsche badges, although their pedigrees can be questioned:
2008 Porsche Cayenne Turbo
http://reviews.cnet.com/automobiles/2008-porsche-cayenne-turbo/4505-10868_7-32367757.html
2007 Porsche Boxster S
http://reviews.cnet.com/automobiles/2007-porsche-boxster-s/4505-10870_7-32108576.html
And we've got a couple more impressive rides in the garage right now, for which we should have reviews up late next week. Stay tuned.
Break out the champagne glasses?
Sure did take long enough. Considering all the other expensive iron you all @ CNET have been courting and bandying about in, it seemed really amiss to not cover a car and make that seems to be a staple plaything in any tech company's executive parking lot...well, at least those who've made it.
Also very comforting to see and hear that you DO get it. Although your review went a little light on the actual car tech driving systems (that's what Road & Track and Excellence are for, I suppose), at least it's heartening to see that you didn't get all hung up on the cabin tech.
All is not lost @ CNET Automotive, after all. Keep it up and I'll finally have to consider you guys legit. ![]()

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