Mr. Animal is home
08-11-2006, 11:12 AM
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Burning Brakes
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Even a guy nearly twice your age can tell you that car is bad ***! Seth, now please tell us that car is simply awesome and you are thrilled! And yes, you do have great taste in colors....
Welcome home, glad your arrived safe and sound!
Welcome home, glad your arrived safe and sound!
08-11-2006, 05:43 PM
#4
Drifting
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Dog,
Thank you.... The car is AWESOME and I am truly THRILLED.
It is the first supercar I have ever owned and the performance on it is simply mind blowing. I was making passes on windy twisty roads that I would never have even considered in other cars.
I have driven MANY different types of cars and have yet to drive anything that comes even near what this car delivers. -- And I'm still babying her until break in is done.
Yes, I do rev her occassionally (to tighten the seals) but I don't "hang" in the high rpm range. The ease of which this car delivers power is INSANE.
Riverflyer,
I have been a high performance driver for many years now. Have driven Ferrari's, Porsche's, BMW's, Audi's, Formula Dodge's, Shifter Karts, etc. Never have I been as impressed as I am with this car. In the wrong hands, it can be very dangerous. I have never owned another supercar so I can't compare it to a CGT or a F430 or a ZO6.. But the nay sayers on this vehicle are just "WRONG" coming from a 993 C2S, Modded Audi S4 and Skip cars, anyone who has decided to buy a GT3 without having driven one of these is making a mistake. It's the most fun car I have ever driven. (it's not a mistake they are getting a GT3, I haven't driven one and they might be more fun, but the TT is absouletely ridiculous.) and it's a mistake to discount it before truly experiencing the wonders of this vehicle.
Thank you.... The car is AWESOME and I am truly THRILLED.
It is the first supercar I have ever owned and the performance on it is simply mind blowing. I was making passes on windy twisty roads that I would never have even considered in other cars.
I have driven MANY different types of cars and have yet to drive anything that comes even near what this car delivers. -- And I'm still babying her until break in is done.
Yes, I do rev her occassionally (to tighten the seals) but I don't "hang" in the high rpm range. The ease of which this car delivers power is INSANE.
Riverflyer,
I have been a high performance driver for many years now. Have driven Ferrari's, Porsche's, BMW's, Audi's, Formula Dodge's, Shifter Karts, etc. Never have I been as impressed as I am with this car. In the wrong hands, it can be very dangerous. I have never owned another supercar so I can't compare it to a CGT or a F430 or a ZO6.. But the nay sayers on this vehicle are just "WRONG" coming from a 993 C2S, Modded Audi S4 and Skip cars, anyone who has decided to buy a GT3 without having driven one of these is making a mistake. It's the most fun car I have ever driven. (it's not a mistake they are getting a GT3, I haven't driven one and they might be more fun, but the TT is absouletely ridiculous.) and it's a mistake to discount it before truly experiencing the wonders of this vehicle.
08-17-2006, 03:22 AM
#7
Three Wheelin'
Originally Posted by B-Line
anyone who has decided to buy a GT3 without having driven one of these is making a mistake. It's the most fun car I have ever driven. (it's not a mistake they are getting a GT3, I haven't driven one and they might be more fun, but the TT is absouletely ridiculous.) and it's a mistake to discount it before truly experiencing the wonders of this vehicle.
glad you added that second part.
i'm sure the tt is fantastic!
looking foward to my gt3
jeff
btw saw your car posted on the purist
didnt get the guy with 3 caymans either???
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08-17-2006, 03:22 PM
#8
Drifting
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Originally Posted by icon
jeff
btw saw your car posted on the purist
didnt get the guy with 3 caymans either???
btw saw your car posted on the purist
didnt get the guy with 3 caymans either???
Thats Stephen Chew (the guy on the purists with 3 cayman's (two yellow))
You would not believe the collection of AP watches that guy has. It's mind blowing.
If I had to guess, I believe he lives somewhere in the orient where fast cars and nice watches are hard to come by. As such, i would seem, he collects pieces he is fond of. Again, can't say I understand two yellow Cayman's. But there does seem to be some rhyme to his reason.
B
