RS Love
#16
yes, I agree please stop I don’t need the pressure. I just hate it would be a garage Queen, and wouldn’t drive it much can’t park the damn thing anywhere. It’s a beautiful car .........going to a private Ferrari event in NY in July I will touch and not buy(:
#17
#18
There's no pressure Mav....I mean let's be honest you probably can't swing the Pista and just want to talk about it JK...I mean why go and spend the money on a piece of art that goes like a bat out of hell.....it doesn't have to be a garage queen and you'll be surprised where you can park it.....but anyways you can always get it in your next life....no pressure though
Last edited by shapiroeric; 06-19-2020 at 04:10 PM.
#19
If I were going to back-pedal on being content with what i have already, I'd be tempted to pick up a 2rs as they drift lower. They are almost reasonable now. At the plus 50-150 insanity they were, zero interest but as they drift to a 2-handle, it will be tempting.
#20
There's no pressure Mav....I mean let's be honest you probably can't swing the Pista and just want to talk about it....I mean why go and spend the money on a piece of art that goes like a bat out of hell.....it doesn't have to be a garage queen and you'll be surprised where you can park it.....but anyways you can always get it in your next life....no pressure though
#22
We all get that feeling to get a new car, and I’ve been there the last 2 week. I have line of site on a Speedster, and my a friend at Ferrari has a MSRP Pista, and I have to move a car due to room. I would have to move the RS, and was in the garage and said no way enjoy the car you built and said it’s a keeper. I learned a good lesson tonight enjoy what you have in front of you. Be safe, and enjoy your cars.
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#24
https://giphy.com/gifs/xUn3Ctw4t97seNCLDO
A friend posted this on FB and it totally resonated with me. Granted he has a plane and a beach house so it’s easy to say for him.
A friend posted this on FB and it totally resonated with me. Granted he has a plane and a beach house so it’s easy to say for him.
#25
I hate to say this because I love the 675LT, but a Pista would get me to sell it. Speedster, not so much. Save $200k and buy a boxter spyder instead. Lift will fix storage problem. I'm an enabler.
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fijibubba (06-20-2020)
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#28
Originally Posted by Maverick787
That’s the wife’s car AMG 63 AWD it’s a beast. I keep myself with 2 cars so I can drive them. Who’s knows may move the 675LT, but love that one too!
#29
https://giphy.com/gifs/xUn3Ctw4t97seNCLDO
A friend posted this on FB and it totally resonated with me. Granted he has a plane and a beach house so it’s easy to say for him.
A friend posted this on FB and it totally resonated with me. Granted he has a plane and a beach house so it’s easy to say for him.
Mav - Car ADD really sucks .. I think you have a fantastic pair. I think the 675 is a keeper. Lightweight, super powerful go kart (hard to replace) . RS is awesome but they made a lot and there's another one coming. So if you had to move one - that would be it for me. RS to Speedster would be interesting (2 totally different animals). While i originally didnt love the Speedster - the shape in certain angles is not perfect - its definitely growing on me. Owners seem to rave about it - I would need to validate that with driving it. I initially thought it was a lot of money for in essence a convertible Touring (Touring plus $120K). But there's nothing like it out there. You would move to an open top manual GT Porsche vs a track oriented RS. Although they in essence have the same engine - 2 completely different applications / uses. One optimized for performance / track / handling - the other an open top, manual, more GT experience. It would be an expensive upgrade - your car plus $$$. I am a fan of Cabs (living here in So Cal) - question is do you like them and would you use that form of driving a lot (again a bit of a contrast to the RS and 675?). I may not be helping but you seem to make good decisions on your own already and especially after a bourbon.
#30
This is great..
Mav - Car ADD really sucks .. I think you have a fantastic pair. I think the 675 is a keeper. Lightweight, super powerful go kart (hard to replace) . RS is awesome but they made a lot and there's another one coming. So if you had to move one - that would be it for me. RS to Speedster would be interesting (2 totally different animals). While i originally didnt love the Speedster - the shape in certain angles is not perfect - its definitely growing on me. Owners seem to rave about it - I would need to validate that with driving it. I initially thought it was a lot of money for in essence a convertible Touring (Touring plus $120K). But there's nothing like it out there. You would move to an open top manual GT Porsche vs a track oriented RS. Although they in essence have the same engine - 2 completely different applications / uses. One optimized for performance / track / handling - the other an open top, manual, more GT experience. It would be an expensive upgrade - your car plus $$$. I am a fan of Cabs (living here in So Cal) - question is do you like them and would you use that form of driving a lot (again a bit of a contrast to the RS and 675?). I may not be helping but you seem to make good decisions on your own already and especially after a bourbon.
Mav - Car ADD really sucks .. I think you have a fantastic pair. I think the 675 is a keeper. Lightweight, super powerful go kart (hard to replace) . RS is awesome but they made a lot and there's another one coming. So if you had to move one - that would be it for me. RS to Speedster would be interesting (2 totally different animals). While i originally didnt love the Speedster - the shape in certain angles is not perfect - its definitely growing on me. Owners seem to rave about it - I would need to validate that with driving it. I initially thought it was a lot of money for in essence a convertible Touring (Touring plus $120K). But there's nothing like it out there. You would move to an open top manual GT Porsche vs a track oriented RS. Although they in essence have the same engine - 2 completely different applications / uses. One optimized for performance / track / handling - the other an open top, manual, more GT experience. It would be an expensive upgrade - your car plus $$$. I am a fan of Cabs (living here in So Cal) - question is do you like them and would you use that form of driving a lot (again a bit of a contrast to the RS and 675?). I may not be helping but you seem to make good decisions on your own already and especially after a bourbon.