GT2 owners, is the GT2 really that bad?
#41
03-23-2011, 11:35 AM
The GT2 is much, much more than a straight line car. It can turn very well, just needs a little more skill to handle it in the corners.
As far as depreciation goes, I know all about it since I drive an M3 with a trade in value of just a bit more than half what I paid for it back in 2008. Sports cars a made to be enjoyed, not put in garages so that they hold their value.
Having said that, this is why I buy used sports cars. Get them after they've had their initial drop in value. Just didn't know a global financial crisis was only a month away when I bought my M3.
As far as depreciation goes, I know all about it since I drive an M3 with a trade in value of just a bit more than half what I paid for it back in 2008. Sports cars a made to be enjoyed, not put in garages so that they hold their value.
Having said that, this is why I buy used sports cars. Get them after they've had their initial drop in value. Just didn't know a global financial crisis was only a month away when I bought my M3.
#43
03-23-2011, 01:53 PM
This is at VIR from past weekend. See how the GT2 pulls out on the back straight never to be seen again:
Zone 2 Annual VIR Season Opener on Vimeo
Zone 2 Annual VIR Season Opener on Vimeo
#44
03-23-2011, 02:20 PM
But how do you (or other GT2 supporters) explain that it has similar track time to a GT3RS? Are you implying that it can't turn?
#46
03-23-2011, 02:37 PM
#50
03-23-2011, 10:57 PM
