Hello - 0Q GT4
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Instructor
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From: Canada
Racer
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From: Missouri
Congrats and enjoyed reading your initial thoughts. The "cockpit" feel is also something I really enjoy as you lower into the buckets, sunglasses...check, driving gloves...check (yes I really do wear these each time I drive
), click on sport and the loud button, disengage parking brake...fire it up!
I also agree that the presence of the car in person versus photos is far superior. Enjoy the car in good health!
BTW just received notification that Hoegh Delhi just arrived at Port of Houston...I still have my marine traffic notifications on as my car was on that ship. I guess I'll just keep tracking it for the life of the ship
The foghorn will likely get on my nerves though
), click on sport and the loud button, disengage parking brake...fire it up!I also agree that the presence of the car in person versus photos is far superior. Enjoy the car in good health!
BTW just received notification that Hoegh Delhi just arrived at Port of Houston...I still have my marine traffic notifications on as my car was on that ship. I guess I'll just keep tracking it for the life of the ship
The foghorn will likely get on my nerves though
Burning Brakes
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Congrats. I agree the GT4 looks completely different in person than in pics. It is a very aggressive looking car- you are going to love it. I have a hard time thinking of it as a Cayman (very different).
Which looks better, GT3 or 4? I go back and forth, but I think the GT3 gets the nod. For me, the transmission and all the little things make the GT4 a winner.
Which looks better, GT3 or 4? I go back and forth, but I think the GT3 gets the nod. For me, the transmission and all the little things make the GT4 a winner.
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From: Canada
Congrats and enjoyed reading your initial thoughts. The "cockpit" feel is also something I really enjoy as you lower into the buckets, sunglasses...check, driving gloves...check (yes I really do wear these each time I drive), click on sport and the loud button, disengage parking brake...fire it up!
I also agree that the presence of the car in person versus photos is far superior. Enjoy the car in good health!
), click on sport and the loud button, disengage parking brake...fire it up!I also agree that the presence of the car in person versus photos is far superior. Enjoy the car in good health!
I'm actually considering driving gloves too. I hear it helps reduce wear on the alcantara wheel.
Congrats. I agree the GT4 looks completely different in person than in pics. It is a very aggressive looking car- you are going to love it. I have a hard time thinking of it as a Cayman (very different).
Which looks better, GT3 or 4? I go back and forth, but I think the GT3 gets the nod. For me, the transmission and all the little things make the GT4 a winner.
Which looks better, GT3 or 4? I go back and forth, but I think the GT3 gets the nod. For me, the transmission and all the little things make the GT4 a winner.
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Instructor
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Congratulations on the beautiful car! I enjoyed reading your post. I too am getting to know my new GT4 and am thrilled with the experience. You mentioned warranty until 2021. Is that a (longer) CPO warranty or are does Porsche warranty them for a longer period? (I believe it's 4 years, 50,000 miles here in the US.)
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From: Canada
Congratulations on the beautiful car! I enjoyed reading your post. I too am getting to know my new GT4 and am thrilled with the experience. You mentioned warranty until 2021. Is that a (longer) CPO warranty or are does Porsche warranty them for a longer period? (I believe it's 4 years, 50,000 miles here in the US.)
haha. Would like to see your explanation of that.
