Goodbye 996 C4S, Hello 997 GT3
01-29-2011, 10:22 AM
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OMG, Holy Chit, F'in amazing, over the top, +10, TOTALLY, awesome, snap, Money, phat, fresh, Dude............simply gorgeous......enjoy it in good health...a magnificent choice ............talk about steppin' up..........Forgedaboudit! ...I need to find my napkin to wipe up the drool............NURSE!!!!!!!!
01-29-2011, 10:29 AM
#33
Drifting
Awsome, nice to see you stayed with the Porsche marquis! In spite of what I've heard, I think the GT3 would be a great DD, It's got to be better than my lifted Jeep or GSXR, lol.
I don't need to tell you to enjoy;-)
I don't need to tell you to enjoy;-)
01-29-2011, 03:00 PM
#36
Instructor
YOU THE MAN
01-29-2011, 04:18 PM
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I'm thinking about changing my middle name to ENJOY!
01-29-2011, 04:55 PM
#39
Those cars are really made to be enjoyed and it sure appears you will be doing so 
I hope you have some sort of connection to the police or fire department driving a bright red car hehehe
Looks like fresh meat bait to me. No need to scream enjoy to you as you flash by in the turn
I hope you have some sort of connection to the police or fire department driving a bright red car hehehe
Looks like fresh meat bait to me. No need to scream enjoy to you as you flash by in the turn
01-29-2011, 04:56 PM
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The Fahrer is my brother in law and I drove the red beast this morning and I can confirm that it is deed just that.... A BEAST!!! We were getting on the interstate and at 60mph or so, and I punched it. She power slid Right there on the ramp under total control. OMG what a vehicle.
Fahrer took the wheel and showed a glimpse of what this car can do on the twisties. He is a VERY good P car driver. And the braking. Thank goodness the seat belts lock up quick.
All I can say is watch out Road Atlanta. Here comes big red and she ain't no red headed stepchild. She is coming to take names.
-B
Fahrer took the wheel and showed a glimpse of what this car can do on the twisties. He is a VERY good P car driver. And the braking. Thank goodness the seat belts lock up quick.
All I can say is watch out Road Atlanta. Here comes big red and she ain't no red headed stepchild. She is coming to take names.
-B
02-01-2011, 11:57 AM
#42
Burning Brakes
Honestly, the difference is night and day. The GT3 is a much more visceral beast which requires a lot more attention.
02-02-2011, 10:03 PM
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I will be at the DE in June. Look me up! Like you say, can't miss the car
Yes! I did consider the GTS. When it came down to it there were 3 issues which pushed me to the GT3
1. Every GTS I saw on the lot was a PDK (I wanted manual)
2. While the GTS comes with some nice upgrades, I was looking for more of a track oriented vs. street oriented car.
3. Price points for the GTS and GT3 are roughly the same, so, for me, it was a no brainer.
The GT3 could be a daily driver, but, really its a track and mountain road toy. I would really hate to put empty miles on a car like this making the trek back and forth to work.
Yes! I did consider the GTS. When it came down to it there were 3 issues which pushed me to the GT3
1. Every GTS I saw on the lot was a PDK (I wanted manual)
2. While the GTS comes with some nice upgrades, I was looking for more of a track oriented vs. street oriented car.
3. Price points for the GTS and GT3 are roughly the same, so, for me, it was a no brainer.
The GT3 could be a daily driver, but, really its a track and mountain road toy. I would really hate to put empty miles on a car like this making the trek back and forth to work.
Last edited by ATL Fahrer; 02-02-2011 at 11:38 PM.