GT2 and Scuderia
#16
09-13-2007, 01:57 AM
Just saw both cars at the IAA here in Frankfurt!
The GT2 on display wasn't the best color unfortunately
They used a plain Guards red for the official launch at the motorshow. The seats, however, are much more comfortable than the single piece carbon fiber seats found on the GT3 and RS.
The overall look and stance of the car is very aggressive and appealing, though a different color such as a grey or white would've looked much better. Anyway, I'll try to post pics once I get home.
The GT2 on display wasn't the best color unfortunately
They used a plain Guards red for the official launch at the motorshow. The seats, however, are much more comfortable than the single piece carbon fiber seats found on the GT3 and RS.The overall look and stance of the car is very aggressive and appealing, though a different color such as a grey or white would've looked much better. Anyway, I'll try to post pics once I get home.
#17
09-13-2007, 10:01 AM
You can come by and drive the GT3 anytime. The scuderia - I don't see that happening since I don't have a "relationship" with any Ferrari dealer.
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09-13-2007, 12:20 PM
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09-14-2007, 04:52 PM
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Yeah, I bet Ferrari hasn't learned anything about cars while winning all those F1 Championships . . . 
#23
09-14-2007, 06:21 PM
But there is the arguement of the drivers as well though, but you cant argue that F1 tech is far beyond anything that goes into street cars.
I'd LOVE to see Porsche in F1, that would be something awesome. They have to at least toss the idea around over there.
#25
09-16-2007, 10:47 AM
Just saw both cars at the IAA here in Frankfurt!
The GT2 on display wasn't the best color unfortunately They used a plain Guards red for the official launch at the motorshow. The seats, however, are much more comfortable than the single piece carbon fiber seats found on the GT3 and RS.
The overall look and stance of the car is very aggressive and appealing, though a different color such as a grey or white would've looked much better. Anyway, I'll try to post pics once I get home.
The GT2 on display wasn't the best color unfortunately
They used a plain Guards red for the official launch at the motorshow. The seats, however, are much more comfortable than the single piece carbon fiber seats found on the GT3 and RS.The overall look and stance of the car is very aggressive and appealing, though a different color such as a grey or white would've looked much better. Anyway, I'll try to post pics once I get home.
Can you elaborate more on the GT2 seats. I am debating on getting these vs RS seats for my RS.
#29
09-27-2007, 01:33 PM
In my very humble opinion the Ferrari build quality is superior to the Porsche for the interior. The Porsche, however, is superior in terms of reliability/durability. The Porsche just feels solid whereas the Ferrari feels delicate.
