fusionchickenleg

like i said a few posts above yours, my friend ordered his last Oct. and wont be here till early-mid 2008....

FISH22

a very tough vote, but i chose ferrari, just because it is a much rarer car to see. i've only seen a handful in my life. but then again, i'm sure your not gonna see too many of these gt3's.

can you vote both????

rai

this is a close race, neck and neck.

I have been reading about the GT3, Porsche says 75% of GT3 owners track them.

I wonder if that will effect the ability to find well preserved 2-3 year old GT3, but it shows they can take some hard use.


I'd probably rather drive a 360 but rather own a GT3.

S-TO-9K

GT3- but my vote is somewhat biased

kumar75150

holy shite

rai

I was looking on Rennlist and the GT3 are being sold on Ebay, don't know if people are selling the place in the que or if they are the actual car, one guy got his off e-bay for just a few grand over list, but it was loaded with options.

I think the GT3 is not so bad if you can get it w/o any options, it's ~$107K and really should not need any options IMO. But if you add sport chrono, active sport seats, nav, and carbon brakes then it's $120K.

I don't know why the GT3 comes with a sunroof which I hate, the GT3 RS does not have a sunroof. My point is the GT3 does not need nor should it have a sunroof, and I think they should at least have a delete option. Some people find it harder to put a certain roll cage in the car b/c of the sunroof.

I saw CAR mag had a euro-spec GT3 that had the 'club sport' option which had a built in roll cage the kind that is hidden so you can't see the actual bars, but you can't get that in the US which is too bad.

JonBoy

kumar75150

I know a couple people selling GT3s with the ceramic brake package or whatnot that MSRP was around 125 and they being sold for 132-135.

Mark_is300

I'll take the Ferrari for its looks and sound.

OverBooster

If you sold all your cars you could afford one