Should a GT owner get a GT3RS?
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07-16-2006 | 11:47 PM
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Should a GT owner get a GT3RS?
I really enjoy my GT on the track (who wouldn't), and I have a deposit on a GT3RS, but I can't help wonder why own a GT3RS when I can just track the GT. I'd love to hear some opinions.
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07-17-2006 | 06:46 AM
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Two totally different cars, so yes, get one and enjoy them BOTH at track events. I would imagine you'd be more willing to progress in your driving skills with the GT3RS simply because if you go off the track, it wont cost you 100K+ to fix it. I say get the RS and have fun with it.
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07-17-2006 | 10:33 PM
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07-18-2006 | 12:12 AM
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I have a deposit on the RS and I am definitely looking forward to getting it. They are two unique cars. The CGT with its mid engine layout has a very different feel than the 911 does and rather than looking at them as alternatives to each other, I see each of them as compliments to the Porsche experience.
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07-18-2006 | 12:20 AM
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"If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up."
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If you can do it and it won't hurt financially, why not try the RS and if you get bored sell it to another eagerly waiting enthusiast. I bet you'll love each differently, as they have different physical forms, different driving personalities and different sounds, etc. Congrat's on working and putting yourself in a position to enjoy such decisions.
-Ferris
If you can do it and it won't hurt financially, why not try the RS and if you get bored sell it to another eagerly waiting enthusiast. I bet you'll love each differently, as they have different physical forms, different driving personalities and different sounds, etc. Congrat's on working and putting yourself in a position to enjoy such decisions.
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07-18-2006 | 01:09 AM
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after owning the CGT everything else Porsche (or other brands) offers would be used or considered as a ''daily'' car for me. doesn't mean u're going to use it as a daily car but there's some occasions u just don't feel like driving the CGT for many reasons. GT3 or GT3RS would be a great secondary car & much less flashy.
