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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So check the price of this at opc Leicester

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Mistyman said: So check the price of this at opc Leicester Say what . Good lurking but poor first post.

POST 3Original post

£265k to save you the bother. See latest Harry’s garage

POST 4Original post

https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/14278499 I’m not sure if this a new one or if it’s already been doing the rounds under the table, clearly this seller was happy to sell it out of the opc network! I thought all opc centres only give gt4rs allocations to their very best loyal customers!

POST 5Original post

the buzz on these was short lived wasn't it. Does anyone really care about or desire this model anymore?

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anonymous said: [redacted] top 5 ever? what are the other 4 it shares that accolade with? That said, I am not disputing its amazingness, more so that the buzz is very short lived compare to the 981 GT4 release.

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anonymous said: [redacted] well there are countless articles on how Stonehenge was built, but, as with the Gt4RS, I am not sure the wonderment is still there. The amount of articles on the Gt4RS equates to journalists making up end-of-month character count quotas, by plagiarising content, rather than really 'wanting' to write about it. In my opinion.

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anonymous said: [redacted] I think that's just because there are fewer of them, and much less hope of ever owning one for most of us. My 981 GT4 would have been about £82k new I think, I paid £85k for it at 2.5 years old. Pretty affordable given that at 3-6 months old they seemed to be offered way north of £100k a lot of the time. Knowing you might own one adds to the buzz. Although the talk has been of the GT4 RS not being limited in numbers, demand has by far outstripped supply, and few of them are getting flipped. Those that are for sale involve a premium of paying about twice what the original customer paid, and for a car that is pretty expensive compared to the original GT4 in the first place. To my mind the GT4 was a bargain of a "super-car junior". That is bound to create more buzz than something that's £130k by the time you have most of the necessary extras, but you can only really get a one at a premium, because allocations are much rarer than potential orders. Add to all that current economic uncertainty, I think it's the general circumstances that mean the buzz feels a little short-lived. The 2016 911R also felt that way to me, but it doesn't make me covet one any less. I think in a couple of years, much like the 911R, there will some GT4 RS available for more sensible money, but I'd be very surprised if either ever get sold for less than their original list price. I'll leave it to someone else to think of the other 2, but 911R and 964 Carrera RS spring to mind as also within my top 5 best ever Porsche "wish list". Liam

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911R was different… we knew how many they would make (991) and that basically all the 918 VIP would be offered first and then trickle through the best customers etc. For the 4RS… we don’t really know how many will be made, and everyone knows the ‘con’ is on, and is a bit fed up with it… that plus the new market conditions and slow deliveries… also whilst the 4RS is the top dog Cayman… it’s still seen as little brother to GT3 and certainly GT3 RS… it isn’t as flat-out technically accomplished as those cars.. rather offering up its thrills and goodness via fun and feedback…. Which is very important.. but subjective and personal. I do think that they’ll be made in sufficient numbers that the crazy 75-100k overs won’t last too long.. plus the Spyder RS will dilute and then I think they will do a manual version… which might be a limited numbered car. Too many hints from journos about wondering what it would be like with a manual for Porsche not to tap that well also. So eventually there’ll be enough of the market that if you want a used one you’ll be able to get one with a bit of overs. At the same price what do you pick 992 GT3 or 4RS? Edited by TDT on Tuesday 6th December 00:35

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anonymous said: [redacted] Although EVO car of the year results beg to differ, it’s 5th, with gr86 finishing 2nd, mc20 top, artura and 296 both above it. Too stiff for road use, too noisy, cracked its rear Perspex screen

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I personally feel the hype for the gt4rs is gone quicker due to; Dealers keeping allocations close to their chests. Unknown production quantity. The fact that it’s a cayman not a 911. Even at 130k retail, that’s still a lot of money for a cayman. The 992 gt3 will be seen as a better car. Can’t be many people in the Uk who are willing to spend £250k on a cayman. The demand for cars at overs has fallen sharply. These GT cars are now not seen as a safe place to leave your money.

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The hype has gone because there just aren't enough of them coming through here in the UK, I think it's as simple as that. With the 981 GT4 they were being allocated and turning up so there was lots of chat about getting one, what spec to have, which colours suit it best etc. It's fabulous for those that have a GT4RS, or an allocation for one, I'm sure they're buzzing. For the rest of us there's nothing to really talk about.

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GT4RS said: https://www.pistonheads.com/buy/listing/14278499 I’m not sure if this a new one or if it’s already been doing the rounds under the table, clearly this seller was happy to sell it out of the opc network! I thought all opc centres only give gt4rs allocations to their very best loyal customers! Looks like the one they had before, with price adjustment.

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Twinfan said: The hype has gone because there just aren't enough of them coming through here in the UK, I think it's as simple as that. With the 981 GT4 they were being allocated and turning up so there was lots of chat about getting one, what spec to have, which colours suit it best etc. It's fabulous for those that have a GT4RS, or an allocation for one, I'm sure they're buzzing. For the rest of us there's nothing to really talk about. ^ this It's an amazing car and absolutely worth the list price IMO. Anyone paying 100K over list has lost the plot and must literally have money to burn.

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I think quite a few cars have been delivered now - certainly the Instagram channels covering the GT4 RS are full of cars being delivered to dealerships worldwide and various YouTube channels seem to indicate that deliveries are happening. I think that given the time of year, most UK cars are not as visible as they may have been if deliveries had taken place in the Summer for example. Certainly, mine is tucked away now until the Spring... Cup 2s and cold temperatures (and poor road conditions) are not a great combination for driving enjoyment. Given the number of cars I see being delivered via Instagram etc. I think that the production run is in full swing - and most cars seem to be PTS interestingly, so perhaps Porsche are maximising the return on the platform before the all-electric model production begins... Either way, they are worth what someone is prepared to pay, and what some is prepared to sell for.

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This is primarily a UK site though, and the UK has around 40 OPCs? At one or two cars per OPC, with only one likely to have been delivered by now, it's no surprise there's no general chatter on here or across the UK about them winter or not. There certainly seem to be more in RoW, but that's kind of irrelevant for PH.

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Snowy999 said: Is eCOTY out yet or is above just nonsense? Landed on doormat on Saturday. ‘On the wrong roads - that’s to say 75% of the great driving roads in the UK - it proved flawed at best, and sometimes truly miserable……a track toy nothing more’.

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Who would have ever thought an "RS" is a track toy, nothing more 😂. Can't imagine many using this or any other RS as a daily lol. However I've taken mine for a running-in 5 day holiday in the UK and I had great fun. Won't drive like a GTS for example but that's because it doesn't claim to be as its... an RS.

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23wn_4f2 said: Who would have ever thought an "RS" is a track toy, nothing more ??. Can't imagine many using this or any other RS as a daily lol. However I've taken mine for a running-in 5 day holiday in the UK and I had great fun. Won't drive like a GTS for example but that's because it doesn't claim to be as its... an RS. Haha, this is exactly correct, and in fairness…No RS has ever won eCOTY.. because it is a ROAD test!

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TDT said: Haha, this is exactly correct, and in fairness…No RS has ever won eCOTY.. because it is a ROAD test! Apart from 2007, 2010 and 2011 when different versions of gt3rs won. Not to mention 911R, 3 other gt3 winning years, gt4 in 2019.

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I think it's quite an interesting result. If the car blew the reviewers away I would expect the rose-tinted glasses to come out. The fact that negativity has crept in says the car must be really harsh and noisy when pressing on. I don't disagree that it's an RS and therefore a track tool to a certain extent, but it has number plates, a stereo and a reversing camera. I'm looking forward to a pax ride in one on track sometime next year

POST 27Original post

Twinfan, as an owner of the 981 GT4 I need to say "ahem the 981 GT4 was eCOTY 2015" too.

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Snowy999 said: Twinfan, as an owner of the 981 GT4 I need to say "ahem the 981 GT4 was eCOTY 2015" too. And the 718 GT4 won it in 2019. Not sure what your point to me was? Apologies if I've missed something obvious!

POST 29Original post

Sorry i was replying to the mysterious --------------- !

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Benno said: TDT said: Haha, this is exactly correct, and in fairness…No RS has ever won eCOTY.. because it is a ROAD test! Apart from 2007, 2010 and 2011 when different versions of gt3rs won. Not to mention 911R, 3 other gt3 winning years, gt4 in 2019. I was referencing RS specifically… but if GT3 RS did in 2007, 2010 and 2011… I stand corrected. For 991 gen.. has another RS won?

POST 31Original post

Gotcha - no worries! The GT products usually do well, so the GT4RS result is a real surprise.

POST 33Original post

Twinfan said: I think it's quite an interesting result. If the car blew the reviewers away I would expect the rose-tinted glasses to come out. The fact that negativity has crept in says the car must be really harsh and noisy when pressing on. I don't disagree that it's an RS and therefore a track tool to a certain extent, but it has number plates, a stereo and a reversing camera. I'm looking forward to a pax ride in one on track sometime next year It’s a particular type of car… AP framed it perfectly… is a 4-wheeled superbike - for good and for bad. Perfect for a pure fun blast, a track day or when you’re in the mood. It’s a treat. Edited by TDT on Tuesday 6th December 15:00

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TDT said: Benno said: TDT said: Haha, this is exactly correct, and in fairness…No RS has ever won eCOTY.. because it is a ROAD test! Apart from 2007, 2010 and 2011 when different versions of gt3rs won. Not to mention 911R, 3 other gt3 winning years, gt4 in 2019. I was referencing RS specifically… but if GT3 RS did in 2007, 2010 and 2011… I stand corrected. For 991 gen.. has another RS won? Answer… No 2007 - 997.1 GT3RS (France) 2010 - 997.2 GT3RS (UK) 2011 - 997.2 GT3RS 4.0 (Portugal) Fair to say that 997 era of RS is a world apart from 991 generation and beyond. The focus is clearly very different now and sharpened for track… again something that AP called out upon launch of the 991.1 RS and 991 R. Larger gap in focus between ‘casual’ GT and RS. Edited by TDT on Tuesday 6th December 15:15

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From RL; Originally Posted by sechsgang View Post Just drove a gt4rs for 100 miles, and had a Speciale, AND an STO...in no planet in any universe would I EVER pick the Speciale over the GT4rs. I think it's the other way around, Im not sure there's a car that beats the 4RS at the end of the day for the road...I feel like it's the new 997 4.0. The suspension is totally relaxed when you want it to be, the engine and trans are pretty much perfect, the induction noise in your ears is out of this world good, and when I'm in it, I feel like Im in a diet 918, just more immediately agile given the weight difference. FWIW, STO is pretty epic, but it's just too stiff to be much fun if you want the car in Corsa which is the only mode that shuts off cylinder deactivation which otherwise drives me nuts. If they had an EGO mode where you could dial the suspension and the engine settings separately, I'd like it a who lot more. So beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and the way the RS is driving likewise. Yes, British B roads are not the best in the world, but there are more roads in the world

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TDT said: I was referencing RS specifically… but if GT3 RS did in 2007, 2010 and 2011… I stand corrected. For 991 gen.. has another RS won? https://www.evo.co.uk/features/202456/evo-car-of-the-year-the-winners-1998-to-2019-pictures

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Benno said: TDT said: I was referencing RS specifically… but if GT3 RS did in 2007, 2010 and 2011… I stand corrected. For 991 gen.. has another RS won? https://www.evo.co.uk/features/202456/evo-car-of-the-year-the-winners-1998-to-2019-pictures Yep. Already referenced.

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