GT3RS Allocation Thread
#1096
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I think the GT3 RS is a great car, well worth the MSRP. Given that it's designed as a track car, buying it just for the looks or only for the road seems silly to me, but obviously some people are doing exactly that.
#1097
Persistence? I don't think I've posted much in this thread. Maybe you have me mixed up with someone else.
I think the GT3 RS is a great car, well worth the MSRP. Given that it's designed as a track car, buying it just for the looks or only for the road seems silly to me, but obviously some people are doing exactly that.
I think the GT3 RS is a great car, well worth the MSRP. Given that it's designed as a track car, buying it just for the looks or only for the road seems silly to me, but obviously some people are doing exactly that.
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#1099
Persistence? I don't think I've posted much in this thread. Maybe you have me mixed up with someone else.
I think the GT3 RS is a great car, well worth the MSRP. Given that it's designed as a track car, buying it just for the looks or only for the road seems silly to me, but obviously some people are doing exactly that.
I think the GT3 RS is a great car, well worth the MSRP. Given that it's designed as a track car, buying it just for the looks or only for the road seems silly to me, but obviously some people are doing exactly that.
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Odin (05-20-2023)
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#1102
No gatekeeping, nobody is prevented from buying what they want for whatever reason they want. But if someone says that they bought a car intensively engineered for track performance primarily because it looks cool, don't think that people won't comment on that, and people are allowed to comment on it. If someone doesn't want such comments, don't post in a forum.
Persistence? I don't think I've posted much in this thread. Maybe you have me mixed up with someone else.
I think the GT3 RS is a great car, well worth the MSRP. Given that it's designed as a track car, buying it just for the looks or only for the road seems silly to me, but obviously some people are doing exactly that.
I think the GT3 RS is a great car, well worth the MSRP. Given that it's designed as a track car, buying it just for the looks or only for the road seems silly to me, but obviously some people are doing exactly that.
What's silly to me is how many drive the speed limits on public roads when they're empty.... also rev limiters are just so EU on the sound regulations.
Last edited by Justaroofer; 05-20-2023 at 02:12 PM.
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#1104
No gatekeeping, nobody is prevented from buying what they want for whatever reason they want. But if someone says that they bought a car intensively engineered for track performance primarily because it looks cool, don't think that people won't comment on that, and people are allowed to comment on it. If someone doesn't want such comments, don't post in a forum.
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Billy Bluejay (06-03-2023)
#1107
The 3RS will end up being a very limited run for the US due to parts constraints and are selling for even 200k USD over sticker over in Europe.
Point is simple, without a commission number that dealer doesn't have **** and I personally wouldn't agree to a 6 figure ADM withoit seeing proof of an actual slot.
I just Took delivery of my 4RS and even that car being a slightly higher production run has a list waiting for it.
For anyone curious this is Carrera white metallic with Xpel Stealth PPF.
Also.... 18ways for the MF'in Win! Also this was a stickered 195k spec with everything deviated stitching and leather wrapped basically.
This caThimble a cruiser than a race car to me.
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usctrojanGT3 (06-04-2023)