2010 GT3 or new 2008 GT2 fo 35k more?
#6
Thanks..I currently have a 2002 GT2 with 11k..Lots of fun and paid for. I would have to sell it or my ' 97 993TT. Drove the new one and my 02 feels quicker. The 997 is more refined, but I like my 02. Also for that money what do you think of a 2006 Ferrari F-430 ?
#7
If you're that in love with your 02, then I would keep it. The 993TT is also a great car and rare now to find a real nice one. The 997 GT2 is one bad beast to behold! Most car enthusiasts use it as a benchmark to test their cars with(speed-wise).
The F430 is a different story. Can't daily-drive it and maintenance cost can be costly. Still a great car. The prices for F430s should be decreasing soon with the introduction of the new F458.
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Personally, I would stick with a 997TT or GT3.
The F430 is a different story. Can't daily-drive it and maintenance cost can be costly. Still a great car. The prices for F430s should be decreasing soon with the introduction of the new F458.
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Personally, I would stick with a 997TT or GT3.
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#8
The Porsche dealers have an additional $10k incentive to push out cars, and it sounds like they are passing the savings straight onto you. I would get the GT2 if I had the ability. I did see both side by side today, and I think the GT2 still has more presence.
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#15
Drive them both back to back - different cars entirely IMHO. You'll walk away with clarity on which is best for you. Given that the GT2 is an '08, the dealer probably has more room to give this closing the pricing gap.