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YOUR RESEARCHBeautiful Porsche Carrera GT on 60 minutes this Sunday
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Replace but it's in striking distance
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Now that's not chump change but it's in striking distance.
Beautiful Porsche Carrera GT on 60 minutes this Sunday
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Beautiful Porsche Carrera GT on 60 minutes this Sunday
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Just saw a teaser ad for CBS' 60 minutes..."This man owns the worlds largest sailboat (which was enormous) and he has an ego to match. What other toys does he own? (a beautiful silver Porsche GT approaches swiftly). Might be worth setting the DVR for Sunday night.
Andy T
That scene was shot on Marina Blvd in SF. Speed limit is something like 25mph with stop signs or signal lights every few hundred feet and usually heavy traffic. Not the best place to go nuts with a CGT.
I agree...hopefully they will still have that "aura" and desirability in a few years.
When I was in college, the Diablo was my dream car...
yeah, I got over that pretty quick. I mean, I would probably drive one of the new SV's if it was given to me, but it just doesn't do it for me anymore...
CGT prices have actually gone up in the last year, so I am not so sure that $200,000 prices are around the corner.
I think enthusiasts are finally starting to realize that the CGT is the BEST production car ever produced and given its limited supply prices should at least stay firm.
