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Depends who you lease it from, but the Porsche leases specifically say the car is not to be used on the track, and most others do too.
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Depends who you lease it from, but the Porsche leases specifically say the car is not to be used on the track, and most others do too.
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POST 1Original post

I've finally got a buyer for my GT-R, and I wanted to get the 2010 GT3. I saw a grey one at Pacific Porsche in Torrance, and I can lease it for $2,300 with $10K down. The MSRP is around $139K. Originally, I wanted to buy it, but I lost lot of money selling my GT-R (I paid too much for it), and I don't think I can sell the GT3 for more then the residual value after 36 months. One thing I wanted know is Tracking a leased car. Has anyone done it? And if I put a bolt on roll-cage in the car, would I get big fine when I return the car?? I thought the cage comes with the car, but I guess it's only for european models.

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Depends who you lease it from, but the Porsche leases specifically say the car is not to be used on the track, and most others do too. So, your choice - I believe the Porsche Techquipment rollbars are bolt-in, so you can take it out before you return the car, if that's what you end up doing... there are quite a few other bolt-in roll bar solutions for 997s - contact any of the "speed shop" sponsors on here for more info. brad

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Totally off topic, but may I ask why you sold the GT-R?

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Most of my POC friends have GT3s and we have lot private track/race days, and it's more fun to have same vehicles. I've realized that the faster car isn't always the most fun car.

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