Edgy01

TGFT.....The Greater Fool Theory,--alive and well.

russo

This past DE event we had a fellow show up with a 911 that had all the GT2
nomenclature inside and outside of the car. We quickly realized it was a Turbo. Why would someone go through the expense and hassle of changing the nomenclature? Possibly to impress people?

Lysoleverywhere

I don't really care if a car is a GT3 or GT2, but I do like the appearance of its accents. Nothing more...nothing less. As for the...nomenclature, I'd assume some people are "embarrassed" to not have the most expensive model made so they strip badges off or add others. I have a 7 series bimmer and I see this a lot with the bmw's on the road. It's stupid. No one cares either. Convincing these people that the car WILL get old...and that badge WILL get outdated in a few years, as all models do, is about as affective as chewing on rocks.

Lysoleverywhere

ended up buying a 2003 Turbo

Nugget

Is it an automatic?

russo

Now you are talking. Good for you. Is it? An automatic?
In any case, you will love the Turbo more than a morphed S.

Marv

A GT3 with a tiptronic?

Obviously not a GT3 drivetrain, nor is is a seam welded chassis.

medtech

Naw, he got a 6 speed. Sweet deal too!

BTW, evidently the Automanual GT3 is avail again. Guess the Brit came to his senses.