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Auto Motor und Sport magazine in Germany published a road test of the 991.2 GT3 manual transmission car in their July 6th issue. I'm traveling so unfortunately don't have access to a scanner. But I'll post some photos that I took of the article and hopefully they'll be at least somewhat legible.
Auto Motor und Sport magazine in Germany published a road test of the 991.2 GT3 manual transmission car in their July 6th issue. I'm traveling so unfortunately don't have access to a scanner. But I'll post some photos that I took of the article and hopefully they'll be at least somewhat legible.
I can't read that language, so what's the verdict?
Results are on the last page, e.g. "drivetrain": "insane revving, high engine power, meddlesome responsiveness, tight gear shifting, rev-matching function" They consider its agility "unsettling".
Overall, 5/5 stars.
Results are on the last page, e.g. "drivetrain": "insane revving, high engine power, meddlesome responsiveness, tight gear shifting, rev-matching function" They consider its agility "unsettling".
Overall, 5/5 stars.
Results are on the last page, e.g. "drivetrain": "insane revving, high engine power, meddlesome responsiveness, tight gear shifting, rev-matching function" They consider its agility "unsettling".
Overall, 5/5 stars.
I'd say, job done.
Please elaborate. What do the reviewers mean?... I'm just a bit slow this morning.
In the last 30 years I have not read a review of a sports car from a major manufacturer in an enthusiast directed publication that did not say exactly what its readership expected. Language notwithstanding.