2017 GTS 7:22 ring holy crap!
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Edit to add: I do miss the low-end torque of my S4, but PSE on the NA 3.8 is awesome.
#12
But...More like 4years.
The B8 S4 was my first "performance oriented" car, had that for almost 2 yrs. The F80 was next, still one of the best sedans I've ever driven, and had that for 18months, before springing for the 997.2 GT3.
Which is wickedly infectious car. The experience is 2nd to none I've ever had.
But looking to move to a 991 GT3 or RS. The GTS certainly from an numbers performance aspect, checks many boxes. And appears to retain comfortable manners as a DD with usable rear seats in the occasional instance where I need to run an errand with kids in tow. (Right now, I swap to my crewcab Tacoma for kiddie duties)
But having had a GT car, I will probably yearn for the tightness and refinement of the suspension and aero. And that less insulative driving experience.
I'd certainly would like to test drive the GTS when they are widely available.
#13
I assume you know me from forums elsewhere.
But...More like 4years.
The B8 S4 was my first "performance oriented" car, had that for almost 2 yrs. The F80 was next, still one of the best sedans I've ever driven, and had that for 18months, before springing for the 997.2 GT3.
Which is wickedly infectious car. The experience is 2nd to none I've ever had.
But looking to move to a 991 GT3 or RS. The GTS certainly from an numbers performance aspect, checks many boxes. And appears to retain comfortable manners as a DD with usable rear seats in the occasional instance where I need to run an errand with kids in tow. (Right now, I swap to my crewcab Tacoma for kiddie duties)
But having had a GT car, I will probably yearn for the tightness and refinement of the suspension and aero. And that less insulative driving experience.
I'd certainly would like to test drive the GTS when they are widely available.
But...More like 4years.
The B8 S4 was my first "performance oriented" car, had that for almost 2 yrs. The F80 was next, still one of the best sedans I've ever driven, and had that for 18months, before springing for the 997.2 GT3.
Which is wickedly infectious car. The experience is 2nd to none I've ever had.
But looking to move to a 991 GT3 or RS. The GTS certainly from an numbers performance aspect, checks many boxes. And appears to retain comfortable manners as a DD with usable rear seats in the occasional instance where I need to run an errand with kids in tow. (Right now, I swap to my crewcab Tacoma for kiddie duties)
But having had a GT car, I will probably yearn for the tightness and refinement of the suspension and aero. And that less insulative driving experience.
I'd certainly would like to test drive the GTS when they are widely available.
We have a toddler and the Boston area has terrible roads, so no GT3 for me anytime soon. The 991's back seats were basically designed for kids; lots of good info here on booster/car seats
#15
RL feels like groundhog day sometimes...
OP, just remember, that's a Porsche leaked time, not a publicly verified time. Do not compare it to publicly verified times of other Porsche's that weren't being driven by a professional race driver who lapped 50 times in perfect conditions until they got the best time possible...
OP, just remember, that's a Porsche leaked time, not a publicly verified time. Do not compare it to publicly verified times of other Porsche's that weren't being driven by a professional race driver who lapped 50 times in perfect conditions until they got the best time possible...