I'm ready!
06-13-2009, 04:20 PM
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Sure, he might be a member or a troll (or both 
). But then again he might not be.
What's with a few of you taking a "Porsche attitude" with the guy? He's got money and he wants a GT3 and you're recommending he buy something else
Most provided great responses including some education so all-in-all it's a good thread for what could be a newbie.
My advice: Buy what you want! If you want the hole buy used. Heck, there may even be a few here willing to sell their GT3/RS with a hole ready and waiting.
Read, learn and enjoy.
). But then again he might not be.What's with a few of you taking a "Porsche attitude" with the guy? He's got money and he wants a GT3 and you're recommending he buy something else
Most provided great responses including some education so all-in-all it's a good thread for what could be a newbie.
My advice: Buy what you want! If you want the hole buy used. Heck, there may even be a few here willing to sell their GT3/RS with a hole ready and waiting.
Read, learn and enjoy.
06-13-2009, 05:34 PM
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Take a GT3 for an extended test drive. Check out the clutch in stop and go traffic, try some driveways with the low front splitter, check out the ride on mediocre roads....and most important of all, see if you can try it out on a track. That's where this car shines! Many other day-to-day situations are a pita with this car. Depends on your personality and the area you live. For me it's fine on the street, but I've been spoiled by track driving so I hardly drive it anymore outside of autox and track.
Cheers,