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Originally Posted by iron_man
go buy your vette and then count how many you see in a week or so on the street... that same week count how many gt3's you will see. A big reason people buy those cars is for exclusivity. They want their car to stand out more. Kind of like how we decided to buy the M3 and not the 335is and throw a jb4 on it(which would have saved a lot of money).
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Quite an absurd argument. 3 series, including the M3 is a dime a dozen in any major urban city. Here in Toronto I see dozens of 3 series every day, and at least 1-2 of these is an M3. In fact it isn't unusual for me to see 3 or even 4 M3 in one day. As for the GT3, well, the 911 is also a dime a dozen and ubiquitous. GT3 are a bit rare, because let's be honest only a hardcore track rat would get one of these rough raw uncomfortable cars, and even they don't daily drive them, but most people won't recognize a GT3 over a regular 911, and you won't get any brownie points for driving a GT3. If you wanna be exclusive and show off, get a Pagani or Bugatti. An M3 or any of the gazillion flavors of the 911 won't get you far.