Bruno Giacomelli

Anybody seeing the fairly large gap in the front wheel well? Seems like the front end is sitting up higher than normal? I sure hope so or I will be dropping it myself...

SECRET

what is the 2nd to last option 'Ornamental Porsche Crest?'

usctrojanGT3

Let them have it until they come to their senses, especially when the RS comes out.

mundman

+1

The Pope

Not really sure, but I thought it was against forum rules to post full information?

bigkraig

Just saw this car. The Rhodium Silver looks awesome, even better than I was expecting. The black wheels were not too bad either, but I still think it hides the details on the wheels too much, with the way the RS pops it might look even better with silver wheels.

KenU

Thanks for reporting back, BK.

As I've said in different posts, I never liked black wheels - ever! I am a stickler when it comes to having sparkling clean wheels on my cars and black wheels always looked really dirty to me. Plus, I always thought black wheels looked "aftermarket" and kind of "gangsta". That is until I stumbled upon a Rhodium GT3 with black wheels being delivered at my dealership. It was perfect!! I would've bought it on the spot if it was unsold. However, as we all go through the waiting game and reading and seeing other GT3 cars on this forum, especially Guards Red cars, I began to waiver just a bit, but decided to let my Rhodium order lock and go with what initially turned me on about this car. I was never interested in a GT3 whatsoever until I saw that one. I was fortunate enough to test drive a GT3 before placing an order.

I know I would've always been second guessing myself looking at a GR car in my garage, "maybe I should've stuck with Rhodium Silver", especially as the winter approaches b/c all I would be doing is just staring at it until Spring. My first reactions to things, situations, people, etc are instinctively 1,000% spot on...not always, but most of the time.
My delivery is scheduled for the end of December so the wait continues.

Colors, wheels, etc are in the eye of the beholder but again would like to thank you for reporting back and appreciate your thoughts on what you saw.