As it says within it, “ the
Porsche
is way cheaper “ …. I’d much rather have the
911
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/comparison-test/a69074984/2025-ford-mustang-gtd-vs-porsche-911-gt3-rs-comparison-test/
I'll just say, never would I have guessed in 2 million years that a Ford Mustang would be $328k and be competition to the best
Porsche
can offer. Outrageous.
I have to add another link to this thread.
Porsche
seems to have lost its way. In some regards I remember the 1973
911 T
the first
Porsche
I ever drove. It was amazingly fun and very Spartan, no frills whatsoever. To this: I wonder how much the dealer will charge to fix anything that might go wrong with the synthetic noise production chip portion of the Disney ride?
https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a69217410/porsche-tunnel-mode-patent/
It’s pretty amazing what Ford has done with the Mustang as well as what Chevy has done with the Corvette. Quite honestly I’m happy for both of those brands producing great sports cars.
In many ways (EV’s, price gouging)
Porsche
has really disappointed me in recent times. They’ve abandoned their enthusiast base by raising prices to the point where a new
Porsche
sports car is out of reach of most enthusiasts. I understand that a
Porsche
is going to cost more, but it’s one thing to be affordable by a third of the US population like it had been 20 years ago, and quite another to be affordable to only 5-10% of the US population. It’s specifically Porsches policies on production numbers and pricing which create this problem.
I often with I didn't have to witness this ongoing intersection of real-life cars and video-games... feels like a train crash more than anything really additive.
I also been thinking that what Ford did with this Mustang is amazing. And I'm not at all interested in that type of car. But it's really cool to see them going "balls to the wall".
I would rather have a GT 40. However, I like being able to take my car in a trip and that is not happening in a Ford GT 40.
