Gallardo vs 997 turbo?
#16
It all comes down to what you want. If you want a fast car, buy the turbo. If you want a flashy car, buy the gallardo.
From my experience: I had a 996 TTs modded pretty well, sure it was fast, but once I drove a gallardo spyder I was sold. Sure from time to time it sucks to have the "slower" car, but it makes up for it when the sound of the V10 cuts in and people just stop and stare.
From my experience: I had a 996 TTs modded pretty well, sure it was fast, but once I drove a gallardo spyder I was sold. Sure from time to time it sucks to have the "slower" car, but it makes up for it when the sound of the V10 cuts in and people just stop and stare.
#17
^ Pictures of your red Spyder ASAP PLEASE!
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...d.php?t=115658
And happy 996th post.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...d.php?t=115658
And happy 996th post.
#22
Considering an average mile 2005 Gallardo goes for similar prices as a new 997TT, to get an '07 G for the same $$$ as should be a no-brainer. The only '07's I've seen go in the $140k range that a well optioned turbo sells for had accident damage or VERY high miles.
Sorry, I know this is a Porsche forum, but between the two, Gallardo all the way.
IMO, the performance/acceleration value argument is moot since there's cars costing half what a 997TT does that go just as fast, or faster (Case in point, Z06 Vette) and have more advanced drivetrains/computers (GT-R is still a performance bargain compared to 997TT even with the expected ~$25k markups)
This is not definitely not a numbers/performance argument, but more of an emotional one.
If you can truly get the Gallardo for that cheap but have your heart set on a turbo: buy it, flip it, buy a Turbo and pocket the difference. Gallardos are hot right now and are still bringing very strong money, even in this ****ty market. Turbos, along with the regular 911's, have become more like commodities and will have a steeper depreciation curve than the Bull.
Sorry, I know this is a Porsche forum, but between the two, Gallardo all the way.
IMO, the performance/acceleration value argument is moot since there's cars costing half what a 997TT does that go just as fast, or faster (Case in point, Z06 Vette) and have more advanced drivetrains/computers (GT-R is still a performance bargain compared to 997TT even with the expected ~$25k markups)
This is not definitely not a numbers/performance argument, but more of an emotional one.
If you can truly get the Gallardo for that cheap but have your heart set on a turbo: buy it, flip it, buy a Turbo and pocket the difference. Gallardos are hot right now and are still bringing very strong money, even in this ****ty market. Turbos, along with the regular 911's, have become more like commodities and will have a steeper depreciation curve than the Bull.
#23
Considering an average mile 2005 Gallardo goes for similar prices as a new 997TT, to get an '07 G for the same $$$ as should be a no-brainer. The only '07's I've seen go in the $140k range that a well optioned turbo sells for had accident damage or VERY high miles.
Sorry, I know this is a Porsche forum, but between the two, Gallardo all the way.
IMO, the performance/acceleration value argument is moot since there's cars costing half what a 997TT does that go just as fast, or faster (Case in point, Z06 Vette) and have more advanced drivetrains/computers (GT-R is still a performance bargain compared to 997TT even with the expected ~$25k markups)
This is not definitely not a numbers/performance argument, but more of an emotional one.
If you can truly get the Gallardo for that cheap but have your heart set on a turbo: buy it, flip it, buy a Turbo and pocket the difference. Gallardos are hot right now and are still bringing very strong money, even in this ****ty market. Turbos, along with the regular 911's, have become more like commodities and will have a steeper depreciation curve than the Bull.
Sorry, I know this is a Porsche forum, but between the two, Gallardo all the way.
IMO, the performance/acceleration value argument is moot since there's cars costing half what a 997TT does that go just as fast, or faster (Case in point, Z06 Vette) and have more advanced drivetrains/computers (GT-R is still a performance bargain compared to 997TT even with the expected ~$25k markups)
This is not definitely not a numbers/performance argument, but more of an emotional one.
If you can truly get the Gallardo for that cheap but have your heart set on a turbo: buy it, flip it, buy a Turbo and pocket the difference. Gallardos are hot right now and are still bringing very strong money, even in this ****ty market. Turbos, along with the regular 911's, have become more like commodities and will have a steeper depreciation curve than the Bull.
Very well said! Cheers.
#24
thats why i kept both ......but ask your self ..you want speed or pimp ...stock to stock ...then youll answer the question thats why i kept both ....lol...
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#25
Considering an average mile 2005 Gallardo goes for similar prices as a new 997TT, to get an '07 G for the same $$$ as should be a no-brainer. The only '07's I've seen go in the $140k range that a well optioned turbo sells for had accident damage or VERY high miles.
Sorry, I know this is a Porsche forum, but between the two, Gallardo all the way.
IMO, the performance/acceleration value argument is moot since there's cars costing half what a 997TT does that go just as fast, or faster (Case in point, Z06 Vette) and have more advanced drivetrains/computers (GT-R is still a performance bargain compared to 997TT even with the expected ~$25k markups)
This is not definitely not a numbers/performance argument, but more of an emotional one.
If you can truly get the Gallardo for that cheap but have your heart set on a turbo: buy it, flip it, buy a Turbo and pocket the difference. Gallardos are hot right now and are still bringing very strong money, even in this ****ty market. Turbos, along with the regular 911's, have become more like commodities and will have a steeper depreciation curve than the Bull.
Sorry, I know this is a Porsche forum, but between the two, Gallardo all the way.
IMO, the performance/acceleration value argument is moot since there's cars costing half what a 997TT does that go just as fast, or faster (Case in point, Z06 Vette) and have more advanced drivetrains/computers (GT-R is still a performance bargain compared to 997TT even with the expected ~$25k markups)
This is not definitely not a numbers/performance argument, but more of an emotional one.
If you can truly get the Gallardo for that cheap but have your heart set on a turbo: buy it, flip it, buy a Turbo and pocket the difference. Gallardos are hot right now and are still bringing very strong money, even in this ****ty market. Turbos, along with the regular 911's, have become more like commodities and will have a steeper depreciation curve than the Bull.
#26
I do love both cars, but when you hear the wail of that V10 with a modified exhaust, there simply is no contest.
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