ok - this HAS to be a 951 that he's talking about (from todays USA Today interview - sports section - its reallly good - link at the bottom. good 911 story, too) Q: What's the fastest you've driven in any car? A: In North America the fastest was 140 mph; I used to have one of those old Porsche four-cylinder, turbocharged, I can't remember what it was. But anyway, it was 140 on the (Long Island Expressway). In Germany, it was 150 mph on the Autobahn in a (Porsche) 911 Carerra, and I was passed by a Mercedes-Benz station wagon with a family of six coming home from church. My girlfriend and I had to pull off the road, and it took me a few minutes to stop trembling. This Mercedes-Benz kept edging up behind me and flashing its lights, and so I'd squeeze the throttle and think, 'This guy has no reason to pass me, I'm doing 120,' and then I take it up to 150 and he goes around me on the inside. I had to get off at the rest stop for a minute. He wasn't even breaking a sweat. ( http://www.usatoday.com/sports/motor...dy-cover_x.htm )
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