well, yes and no.
GT3 is better on track, but exige is more fun, if that makes any sense at all.

jack, robert c got a 255 cup up here now. up to 80mph, my RS cannot gain on him. and of course when i catch up, he out brakes me with what.... 1700 lbs?

now if someone would trailer my cars for me

 

I would like to keep both, but I cannot comfortably afford to do that. I don't like to be in a postion like that. The Exige S is very easy to afford, the GT3 is at the top of my comfort zone, but still in it. Both cares are affordable, but it would not be a wise choice. Therefore, that is one more advantage for the Exige; the easy affordability does not make me worry about it so much. As for the GT3, I will definetly drive it if I keep it and sell the Exige, most likely on a daily basis, but it will be back to the days of my first expensive car purchase (for me that is); it was a 2001 Boxster 2.7 brand new. That was a big deal for me at the time and it was my first partial garage queen. Not until I got to my second 911 (996) did I figure out that these cars are for driving, not paying a bunch of money for just so they can sit in the garage and look pretty; that is really a waste of money. I might as well buy the models and the model case and then I can have 10 or more Porsches for less than $1K.

Stephen