Picked up my 911 GTS Coupe PDK ... and here are my views
Feb 6, 2011 | 03:03 AM
#41
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Hey Adam,
Glad to hear that you are warming to it, I knew you would. It's just too good a car for you not to like it.
Would love to have a look at it sometime if possible. Drop me a pm, we can grab a beer or something.
Glad to hear that you are warming to it, I knew you would. It's just too good a car for you not to like it.
Would love to have a look at it sometime if possible. Drop me a pm, we can grab a beer or something.
Feb 6, 2011 | 07:48 AM
#42
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Congratulations on the new car and sympathies for expectations that were not met. Drive it a bit more and you can always trade again should you change your mind. I did that a couple times in the past, sometimes those are the risks you take when you order a vehicle before physically getting behind the wheel yourself.
Good luck with whichever choice it is none the less!
Good luck with whichever choice it is none the less!
Feb 6, 2011 | 08:24 AM
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They are ALL special. All 22 of them currently offered in the US 
Does anyone really wonder why Porsche is one of the most profitable car companies in the world? It's because everything they make is a 'special' edition, and they charge $500+ to paint little trim pieces for soccer moms in Cayennes.
Whatever, though. They have done no wrong to the GT2/GT3 lines, and that's all that really matters to me.
Does anyone really wonder why Porsche is one of the most profitable car companies in the world? It's because everything they make is a 'special' edition, and they charge $500+ to paint little trim pieces for soccer moms in Cayennes.
Whatever, though. They have done no wrong to the GT2/GT3 lines, and that's all that really matters to me.
Feb 7, 2011 | 12:57 AM
#44
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... thanks Chris
... u was right 
... we could maybe do a bfast run (need to get this sucker driven in )Congratulations on the new car and sympathies for expectations that were not met. Drive it a bit more and you can always trade again should you change your mind. I did that a couple times in the past, sometimes those are the risks you take when you order a vehicle before physically getting behind the wheel yourself.
Good luck with whichever choice it is none the less!
Good luck with whichever choice it is none the less!
... thing is i drove the carrera s pdk and loved it ... and then said, if i like the carrera s id love the gts ... so pulled the trigger (and its a bargain, esp for Porsche here in SA) ... it is a nice car, its just new and i was was being harsh ... growing to love it ... PS: have you driven ur RS?
Feb 7, 2011 | 01:14 AM
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thanks Mike ... saw ur baby parked in the back of the showroom when i picked my one up ... thing is i drove the carrera s pdk and loved it ... and then said, if i like the carrera s id love the gts ... so pulled the trigger (and its a bargain, esp for Porsche here in SA) ... it is a nice car, its just new and i was was being harsh ... growing to love it ...
PS: have you driven ur RS?
... thing is i drove the carrera s pdk and loved it ... and then said, if i like the carrera s id love the gts ... so pulled the trigger (and its a bargain, esp for Porsche here in SA) ... it is a nice car, its just new and i was was being harsh ... growing to love it ... PS: have you driven ur RS?
I've driven my RS a fair bit now, apparently I don't need to run in the car - I just do it as I'm so used to it and would rather play it safe.
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