YOUR RESEARCHBrings new meaning to the Tulip festival
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Given that Manthey is having themselves a year, it’s easy to conclude this is a unicorn rocket. Aesthetically I’m not a fan of the rear wheels, however, with a race car such as this unit form has to follow function. Porsche says goodbye to the 718 Cayman with a one-off orange GT4 RS called ‘The Tulip’ Porsche ends the 718 Cayman era with 'The Tulip,' a one-off GT4 RS built with Manthey Racing and finished in Pastel Orange supercarblondie.com
I agree I never liked the aero disc. But apparently it works. Orange is not my color. I would have gone with yellow.
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