What car would you add to GT4?
09-21-2016 | 12:21 PM
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09-21-2016 | 02:14 PM
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From: ^ The Bay Bridge
I've always enjoyed Porsches most when there's one vintage Porsche and one modern Porsche in the garage. They don't have to be the "greatest" ones, and each makes you really appreciate the other more.
This is the current pairing...
This is the current pairing...
09-21-2016 | 03:01 PM
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09-21-2016 | 04:14 PM
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09-21-2016 | 04:49 PM
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I think the most fun car to drive on the street in my 987 Boxster Spyder. Plenty fast, crazy handling, and great noises, not to mention the drop top experience as well as the open but no sun bimini top configuration. It is certainly the best bang for the buck in my stable.
I have one of these too, but its just a daily driver when you already have a GT4, and 3 series, I doubt its what you're looking for, as great of a car for the $$ as it is.
Id say go vintage(ish). 993 or G or cool long nose hot rod....
09-21-2016 | 07:40 PM
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Ha. I'm good, thank you. Warmed over 2.2 six with 169hp at the wheels is plenty for a narrow car. And the noises are heavenly.
GT4 could use more squirt, however. Especially on CA gas. Need to try some better gas from the pumps at Sears Point.
Exactly. The DNA is evident in each, as is the progression...things lost and gained along the way.
GT4 could use more squirt, however. Especially on CA gas. Need to try some better gas from the pumps at Sears Point.
Exactly. The DNA is evident in each, as is the progression...things lost and gained along the way.