Sell the M for a CLK BS or wait for the C63 BS?

991GT3 · 02-24-2012, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by atomic80

Gtr's pretty much drive themselves so that wouldn't be much fun. You'd drive the gt3rs. It all depends on what you want. A car that you drive or a car that drives for you. I'm a noob on here so my opinions doesnt mean much but I've been a longtime car enthusiast on other forums. Your mileage may vary. ;-)

I beg to differ. GTRs don't drive themslves and I find that type of comment odd coming from someone driving a Turbo.

atomic80 · 02-24-2012, 04:55 PM

The Turbo isn't my track machine. The Scuderia is.

In any case, I do think that the GTR is a spectacular car for what it is but that's the thing, when I drove it, I almost felt like the car was the superhero because it just felt so capable. I feel the same way whenever I drive my Turbo. Almost seems like it's idiotproof. I'm just trying to illustrate that your skills become more important when you're driving a car such as the GT3RS or the Scuderia that was designed with the track in mind. That's all.

Everyone has a different goal when it comes to finding the right car for them. I'm not contesting that by any means. You'll get a different opinion from everyone here, guaranteed. The bottom line is, only the person buying the car can decide what suits him/her best.

991GT3 · 02-24-2012, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by atomic80

The Turbo isn't my track machine. The Scuderia is.

In any case, I do think that the GTR is a spectacular car for what it is but that's the thing, when I drove it, I almost felt like the car was the superhero because it just felt so capable. I feel the same way whenever I drive my Turbo. Almost seems like it's idiotproof. I'm just trying to illustrate that your skills become more important when you're driving a car such as the GT3RS or the Scuderia that was designed with the track in mind. That's all.

Everyone has a different goal when it comes to finding the right car for them. I'm not contesting that by any means. You'll get a different opinion from everyone here, guaranteed. The bottom line is, only the person buying the car can decide what suits him/her best.

Cool. I'm very jealous of your Ferrari. Some day

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atomic80 Lieutenant 404 Rep 561 Posts Drives: 997TT Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Bellevue, WA iTrader: (0)	The Turbo isn't my track machine. The Scuderia is. In any case, I do think that the GTR is a spectacular car for what it is but that's the thing, when I drove it, I almost felt like the car was the superhero because it just felt so capable. I feel the same way whenever I drive my Turbo. Almost seems like it's idiotproof. I'm just trying to illustrate that your skills become more important when you're driving a car such as the GT3RS or the Scuderia that was designed with the track in mind. That's all. Everyone has a different goal when it comes to finding the right car for them. I'm not contesting that by any means. You'll get a different opinion from everyone here, guaranteed. The bottom line is, only the person buying the car can decide what suits him/her best. Last edited by atomic80; 02-24-2012 at 05:03 PM..
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