YOUR RESEARCHGT3 Article from Autoweek: First Driving Impressions.
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"Between June 1999 and December 2000, Porsche built 1856 first-generation GT3s. Through mid-2004 when production of the new GT3 at the Zuffenhausen facility ends, the target is 3000 cars, 750 of which are bound for North America. All our cars will come with climate control and the CD stereo installed, and will get the Sport trim with formed carbon fiber foldable seats wrapped in leather instead of the leather bucket seats standard elsewhere. We will also get subtle add-on rear bumpers per safety regs." Not crazy about "add-on" rear bumpers.
No club sport for the US...oh well.
Based in the accuracy of that article (M96 engine?, steel calipers?, C4S body panels?) I don't see PCNA putting CF Sports Seats in the GT3; that would be sweet though.
I agree with MetalSolid, this article is full of holes and total BS. I've heard the British car mags have some better reviews but I haven't found any copies yet. Karl
I agree with you Karl. The article sounded just like an Autoweek broadcast on Speed - typical American Cheese Whiz, Disneyland style, if you know what I mean. There was a German article out, but i have not see anything in this weeks Auto Express or AutoCar yet...
RR - Autocar has a review that says the new GT3 is the finest 911 variant ever produced. They were ecstatic!
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Originally posted by GrantG: <strong>RR - Autocar has a review that says the new GT3 is the finest 911 variant ever produced. They were ecstatic!</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Now, that may be true but, I wouldn't take everything a magazine writes to the bank. Especially, when a new car is introduced. The text is largely taken from press releases and *may* be somewhat subjective depending on the car being reviewed. I hope this is not the case with the GT3 write-up, however.
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