Dr. G

APR tuned RS7 - 728hp/744tq on 100 octane, 675hp/700tq on 93. AWD and I can get a ton of cargo in the back.

Keith Verges - Dallas

One mile? I'd probably walk. But no car will be much fun or use for a 1 mile trip. I have other cars but GT3 goes in the rotation for all use, regardless of weather. My "practical" car is CTS-V Wagon. But I even DD my Elise in rotation.

sgroer

Buy a bicycle for the one mile. I have an m4 for dd. Golf r is another great option.

pelo911

right , but i need car also for the GYM , etc.
i have also Ducati 1199 S , but it's the same idea as the GT3 - not practical.

EricHai

Golf R or STi

pelo911

i don't like the Gold R and the STi

i thought about M235i or M2 , i just don't understand how such a small car can weight so much ! lightweight cars usually are the most fun to drive.

or maybe Boxter/Cayman

i'm trying to get more ideas other them those cars.

after i got the GT3 i become very picky

thxbuff2001

I use my 13 Nissan Pathfinder. Very comfortable. I wish I can bring my GT3 daily but I dont have a closed parking and my people might ask for a raise every month.

Sometimes I use my wifes s550 when I feel like indulging.

997rs4.0

Raptor!

meaker

Sounds like you should walk or bike it..

ipse dixit

This, or get a used Prius.

16'991GT3

Don't have my GT3 yet, but will split DD duties between that and my good ole Nissan Altima

pelo911

i don't want my Testosterone level drop down 50%

golfnutintib

Honda Element as people/stuff mover, 987 Cayman S or Bimmer M3/ZHP as road commuter when needed (as a real estate developer I run around all corners of the SF Bay Area quite a bit, from San Jose/Carmel southward to Wine Country to the north), Golf GTI Mk V as a fun run around in bad weather

Serge944

In that case, Radical SR8.

Drifting

Go for a Boxster. They are a great daily driver. Light, small, maneuverable for curved roads, heavy traffic, or tighter parking.

They have an incredible amount of storage space, 9 cubit feet between the front and back compartments. You can even fit a set of golf clubs in the rear one. A Boxster was my first Porsche and only car for 5 years and it was great for everything, including all my shopping. I could pack anything into the Boxster other than furniture. I drove the Boxster year round in Philadelphia, just added snow tires during the winter.

And in your case as a GT3 owner, a Boxster also gives you the variety of being able to drive with the top down on nice/sunny days if you want. If that doesn't matter to you at all, then get a Cayman. A light mid-engine Porsche is a great daily.