Must read GT3 Review
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Must read GT3 Review
If this doesn't excite you, your probably dead!
http://www.auto123.com/en/porsche/91...1&artid=171329
http://www.auto123.com/en/porsche/91...1&artid=171329
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Nothing new here. The car is very fast, grip is good, engine sounds good at high revs, revs need to be high to get the performance, ride quality on the road is comfortable, handling is predictable and forgiving, PDK shifting feels essentially instant, and advanced tech helps with all of this. What did I miss?
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Nothing new here. The car is very fast, grip is good, engine sounds good at high revs, revs need to be high to get the performance, ride quality on the road is comfortable, handling is predictable and forgiving, PDK shifting feels essentially instant, and advanced tech helps with all of this. What did I miss?
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I think we all would favor a manual....up until first track day when the PDK GT3s started to lap us. I have no loyalty when it comes to beating other drivers ha ha
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No, I'd just like to get some new info, instead of the usual "OMG, the car is great!" stuff. For example, it was eye opening to discover how tame the car is in normal to somewhat spirited road driving, which isn't what I expected based on reviews.
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I agree with op- must read. Got my blood flowing.
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Nothing new here. The car is very fast, grip is good, engine sounds good at high revs, revs need to be high to get the performance, ride quality on the road is comfortable, handling is predictable and forgiving, PDK shifting feels essentially instant, and advanced tech helps with all of this. What did I miss?
The forum consist of old and new members. New members are excited about their purchase and therefore exited about any reviews that becomes available. Old members continue to be excited about their purchase and share the same enthusiasm as a new members.
If there's nothing new here, theres really no need to comment. Why would anyone comment in the way that you did. Is there a need for it?
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