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I like the subtlety of the 997 Gen 1 4S. Whilst I go with everything about the TT engine I'm not a fan of fixed wings on the back and air scoops in the rear wings. I'm also not a massive fan of the LED side lamps although I do like the benefits of LED lights. I like a rear wing that appears when it's needed and disapears when it isn't. Just a personal view though that might not be shared by many. Also don't be put off by all the horror stories about 997 Gen 1 engine problems. Most are fine and with a careful inspection you can avoid getting a dog. And by all accounts the newer engines aren't without their problems.