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isaldiri said:
Yellow491 said:
Looks like a clusterf
k,maybe they recruited the senna designer.
That's a tad harsh.. It's a little bit OTT yes but Senna it isn't to be fair..... k,maybe they recruited the senna designer.
I would happily own a Senna - saw one this week and it looked striking - am sure it is great to drive.
Would happily sign a letter that I won’t sell a car for a couple of years / or that I will only sell back to the dealer at no more than list price for x years - no issues with any of that
Would happily sign a letter that I won’t sell a car for a couple of years / or that I will only sell back to the dealer at no more than list price for x years - no issues with any of that
peeler said:
I’d absolutely sign, but I’m not desperate as I’ve got the next best thing , 992 GT3 :-)
I think in this 911 series the standard GT3 is all the car anyone would need even for regular track days. You can drive it on public roads without feeling too self conscious and carry luggage for a weekend away.The new RS looks like an extreme single minded track monster which has no place on public roads IMO. A huge shame that most will be given to people who would never ever consider taking it on track.
Taffy66 said:
peeler said:
I’d absolutely sign, but I’m not desperate as I’ve got the next best thing , 992 GT3 :-)
I think in this 911 series the standard GT3 is all the car anyone would need even for regular track days. You can drive it on public roads without feeling too self conscious and carry luggage for a weekend away.The new RS looks like an extreme single minded track monster which has no place on public roads IMO. A huge shame that most will be given to people who would never ever consider taking it on track.
I have a couple of car park passes for our drivers parking if it helps at clm next week,see some proper cars flying around as intended,not road monsters.
Thats the ugliest Road porsche rear end i have seen so far,fugly at best,it will need to be a monster on track to make up for it.
Yellow491 said:
Dont get all bitter and twisted taffy about car flippers,its nothing new and wont change,keep yer powder dry and when all this nonsense settles,grab yourself a bargain.
I have a couple of car park passes for our drivers parking if it helps at clm next week,see some proper cars flying around as intended,not road monsters.
Thats the ugliest Road porsche rear end i have seen so far,fugly at best,it will need to be a monster on track to make up for it.
We're catching the Eurotunnel Thursday morning and will be there by lunchtime. Might take up your kind offer of a parking pass, will see how it pans out. I'll give you a tinkle on your mobile when we get there. I have a couple of car park passes for our drivers parking if it helps at clm next week,see some proper cars flying around as intended,not road monsters.
Thats the ugliest Road porsche rear end i have seen so far,fugly at best,it will need to be a monster on track to make up for it.
Taffy66 said:
peeler said:
I’d absolutely sign, but I’m not desperate as I’ve got the next best thing , 992 GT3 :-)
I think in this 911 series the standard GT3 is all the car anyone would need even for regular track days. You can drive it on public roads without feeling too self conscious and carry luggage for a weekend away.The new RS looks like an extreme single minded track monster which has no place on public roads IMO. A huge shame that most will be given to people who would never ever consider taking it on track.
I’m at Goodwood and Snetterton next week and I can easy fit mine and my sons helmets and bag with a few days clothes in, now that would be a big problem having no luggage space
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