GT4 Picture Thread
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If this is true, he owns a GT4, that's a huge compliment to the car. Is it possible he's just taking it for a drive and doesn't own it?
I love the styling of the GT4, it hits all the right notes, IMO. I get compliments on my Boxster S too, but the GT4 gets more, and the GT4 compliments and comments usually include how it looks like a race car.
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Next GT4 is N/A and manual too.
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^ damn nice
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1. Here's a summary of a talk that Porsche GT boss Andreas Preuninger gave at Rennsport V in September of 2015 (by well-connected RLer Eduardo) where he talks about retaining NA engines in the GT3 and GT4 cars "for the foreseeable future".
https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...reuninger.html
2. Here's an interview with Preuninger from March 2016 where he strongly hints at a NA 718 GT4:
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/porsche...lat-six-engine
3. And here's an interview with August Achleitner, a Porsche exec, from July 2016 where he confirms a NA 718 GT4:
http://www.drive.com.au/motor-news/p...19-gq9c92.html
Of course, things change all the time and we'll only for sure when Porsche issues a press release about the next iteration of the car.