GT2RS vs 959 - Porsche Pinnacles | Everyday Driver

[@joelphaneuf-scalise2317]

959 every day all day. It's a piece of history, one of the coolest classics ever.

[@joshfoley8862]

I must say, this is the first time I've seen these guys, and I can honestly say that these guys are one of the best presenters I've seen in so long. They are true car guys. Very enthusiastic and relatable. No stupid jokes, no robotic speech, just talking about the cars! Love it. Oh, and the 959 is my dream.

[@qx4n9e1xp]

You should check out Auto Europa Naples. That channel is pretty good too. The guy talks a lot of history on the cars and tours the car with enthusiasm.

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you found us, and enjoyed what we do. Thanks for watching!

[@pstr007cz]

Agree. I am going to work hard now. I just need the GT2

[@anyexpat]

Agree review was brilliant

[@dappergent9422]

You need to get a reality check and fast.

[@tyler9703]

A Porsche dealer a little ways down the road from me has a White 959S on display in their showroom, and it's an absolute treat every single time I see it.

[@blueskyrangers]

So glad you brought up Bruce Canepa. I grew up in Santa Cruz right down the street from Bruce Canepa dealership. This was the wonderful 1980s. I think it was called Bruce Canepa Motorsport. Anyway, he had exotics all over the lot. I would marvel every time I rode my skateboard by there. Also, my house was on the corner of Poplar and Fairmount. For whatever reason his cars would often pass right in front of my house. There’s a stop sign and many times they’d lay into the throttle a bit and row through the gears. It was a marvelous sound of precision moving parts and a delight to my ears. That’s when my love of the automobile started. Ah...the memories.

[@robg8578]

Canepa Motorsport. Still an amazing place. Every year I visit and just drop my jaw to the floor.

[@edwinthomas618]

I still have my 959 Revell model kit from the 80s. I dreamed of having a Porsche. I love my 928 S4.

[@larsnothnick5736]

I grow up in the former GDR (east germany). My uncle from west germany give me a christmas Gift in 1988 a model from a 959. And i still have this model.

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

the fastest i ever drove in a car was a 928 s4. in weschester NY. on the hutchingson river parkway. 168mph. on the speedo. so maybe 155 im quessing.

[@frankburdodrums8984]

You could get a used one now. Search the internet. Make that dream a reality. You only live once.

[@frankburdodrums8984]

@@x...CrankyOldMan...x The fastest car I ever drove was a SL500. I went 135- 140mph racing a La Ferrari and he toasted me. The fastest car I was ever in was a Jaguar X 12. We were doing 160mph. All of thee above was done on public roads.

[@josecarlo5432]

...Hey Edwin, interested in a first class Getty series 7 959 conversion - flat bottom,. Internal roll cage, convertible, silver 8 & 10 OZ rims, Porsche 2-step epoxy original porsche white body, all on an 79 Targa frame and 3.2 L 89 Carrera engine...all fabricated at Protosport...let me know

[@pgtmr2713]

I'd take the murdered out GT2RS. I don't need the anxiety of owning a museum piece.

[@Joe_Friday]

Well will the GT2RS not become a museum piece?

[@harvardford8752]

Joe H galaxy brain spotted

[@flacjacket]

@Lawrence L. The GT2 RS will definitely become a museum piece, 997 GT2 RS's are already going for $400k+.

[@SilentMovements305]

I'd take both n call it a day. Yes the 918 is beautiful jus sitting there n even tho the new Taycan is round the corner n looks real nice still cant accept the fact thats its ev ( my personal opinion ). The 959 is a fragile gem but i would drive it tho if money wasn't a problem

[@5uprnva]

Chris Valiente you can remove the 918 from that list. Haven’t seen one under 1.2

[@BMRace]

The Gelände gear is not for off-roading. What happened in Germany when this car was released was that it was too loud to pass noise emission tests at the time, and so Porsche came up with a loophole to pass the test. They renamed the first gear as the "country side" gear (Gelände) so as to be able to pass the noise test, which was done by accelerating away from a dB meter at the exhaust at full speed from a standstill in first gear. Since they renamed the gears, they were actually passing the test accelerating from a standstill in second gear. Accelerating from a standstill in Gelände gear was technically only allowed on roads in the countryside where the noise restrictions were lower.

[@iancross3622]

Or an alternative view is that due to the ring&pinion , 1st gear really was useless …..

[@Bubbamooch]

As a past owner of a 3.2 Carrera, it's nice to hear the 959 comparisons. Brilliant Paul and Todd & crew! Thank you!

[@americanAlienBoy]

A perspective on the insane performance of the GT2RS: A friend of mine does the Virginia City hillclimb most years, usually in his Nissan GTR (heavily tweaked, making about 1000 HP). He previously set the course record in that car with a 3:11. He bought a GT2RS Weissach this year, and brought that instead. Bone stock, including stock tires, he ran a 3:09.

[@poplaurentiu4148]

Your friend and anyone who brought GT2RS including the testing journalists here should tanks to Mr. Walter Rohrl who perfected all Porsche extreme cars (718 GT4, GT3, GT3RS, GT2RS) being involved as Chief Test driver.. ;0)

[@boutch3r]

Porsche is dope. Best looking and aging well (imo), one of if not the best perfs and drivable everyday even 30 years later?

[@james64ibm]

The GT2RS is a pretty insane achievement. On paper, it shouldn't stand a chance against the more hardcore stuff like a Ford GT or a Ferrari 488 Pista, but it is indeed faster around most tracks, without being anywhere as punishing.

[@devin8r34]

Im not a Porsche guy but dang this video made we want a GT2RS real bad! Awesome video, superb quality. Anyone that bags on this video needs to stop trolling on youtube and get a life. I consume all EverydayDriver content and am never disappointed.

[@nickmuaythaiandfitness]

The 959 is simply beautiful and was ahead of its time.

[@jolness1]

It literally was at least 20 years ahead of the 911 turbo. They wanted to prove the 911 had a long life in front of it and they did. If I was could have any car, it would be this one, even in 2021.

[@missesmew]

@@jolness1 since I saw the very first one in a magazine. THE pinnacle of German design of my favourite sports car. I remember reading that it idled at like 800 rpm and they could put it in 6th and smoothly take off. After hearing about the terrain mode, that’s probably how it was done. lol Still so so cool 😎

[@jolness1]

@@missesmew such an incredible car. I'm sure you know that in the US the "show and display" law was passed largely because of this car. Bill Gates wanted his and Canepa helped. As a 911 fan, arguably one of the most important cars ever. The adjustable suspension and incredibly advanced AWD system still feel modern today. It's also the only supercar that was ever designed primarily for rally. The Rothman's livery is beautiful as well. It looks every bit a 911 but is unmistakably 959.

[@missesmew]

@@jolness1 yes, I was in awe (lol, was, still am) of all the innovations in this car. AWD, in 87, I mean come on. Even my power saw is German, lol. At least I can afford that. Porsche should come out with a throwback model, just make it with all the latest and see if it can or how much better it could be? Maybe an electric ⚡️ fuel hybrid. Would be interesting 🤔

[@fobbitoperator3620]

Light-years ahead!

[@keithjackson4985]

I was never a huge fan of the 959's looks but I was awe of Porsche when they released it. I truly can't tell you which I think is cooler? The best shot you guys gave us in my opinion is at 28 minutes 16 seconds. It's like a dad who's done extremely well raising a child.

[@mikeyfourbarrel8473]

Every Day Driver is by far my favorite source of auto media these days. These guys are the best! This episode in particular was captivating!!! What astonishingly cool sports cars.

[@bradgotch]

oil change $30,000 yeah thats going to be a problem long term for me.

[@VashSpiegel]

A video break down as to why, would be an interesting video.

[@stefanvanderweele1]

long term..?

[@jamdc2000]

remember that you are actually changing the oil on a "detuned" 956racing car, Le Mans winning engine, if you do not like history, well, you wont understand shit

[@WindozeCS]

Vash Spiegel There's not a chance that it requires even a tenth of $30,000 in labor costs. They just charge that much for a 959 oil change because of how expensive the car is, it's just a scummy upsell. It's likely that $30k is Porsche's charge for an oil change, because I doubt many 959 owners want to take their prized possession anywhere for maintenance other than Porsche.

[@peterlewis3540]

When you can afford the $million dollar + price tag, for a 959, $30k for an oil change is routine.

[@grabthewheel4217]

The fact that this video doesn't have 100K views yet is a crime! Beautiful work guys, may not be everyday cars but this is next level!

[@JulioAvalos3000]

I like the way these two narrate the show. It feels very organic. Almost like you're having a conversation with one of your friends. Kudos.

[@frikdt]

One of the most entertaining car reviews I have yet seen. There are just two things I don't understand: (1) Why it took this long for me to discover your channel; (2) Why your subscriber base is not at least ten times its current size. Well done guys!

[@lblesbowden6748]

Guys, you absolutely killed it! This is far and away one of the finest reviews I have viewed on KZbin. You did your homework and it shows. Outstanding work!!!

[@StroumpoulisMichail]

I love the fact that you started talking with a smile!!!! That means a lot!!! Keep on going guys!!! Your channel is awesome!!!

[@300ZXNA]

Relative to its era, is the 959 the greatest single leap in super car history? Seems it was 5 sigmas ahead of anything else on the market at the time.

[@kleinbottled79]

I remember reading the stats and performance figures when the 959 was new and feeling like there had to be some kind of mistake. Like maybe those wacky Europeans had accidentally let Porsche register a race car for street use. (Which in a way, I guess, they did, but not in the way I first suspected.)

[@mtnmann72]

From the commentary, the landscape and the choice of cars, this video is the most soothing to my soul. Thank you, thank you , thank you.

[@trippy19640]

I recall reading about the 959 back when it came out. I owned a 78 thunderbird, so..Anyway,. I so wanted to just pull up next to someone in that car that had something, and then push the suspension button that lowered it, right there at the stoplight. That sounded so cool.

[@TheTektronik]

RUF CTR versions are crazy as well.

[@mwar99]

So much of what you said about the GT2RS rings true. I drove, and rode in, one for about 3 days last fall. The car was amazing. Ridiculous speed in that car. But very manageable.

[@surfside75]

This is a ridiculously, radical awesome video!! -🍻 4:30 that clock though😂

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

Fantastic piece again guys. Love the match up, which is a refreshingly different perspective on both cars.

[@ShaiyanHossain]

959 one of the greatest cars ever!

[@inerceptor]

Shaiyan Hossain Agreed

[@veedee4860]

Top three.

[@frankburdodrums8984]

Definately a groundbreaker

[@frankburdodrums8984]

@@veedee4860 Top 3 now in 1988 groundbreaking.

[@crownhic6827]

Absolutely.

[@mareklesniak8768]

I'm not a fan of the intro and the soundtrack at the beginning of the video, but from that point, all is good. I like the talking with no BS or showing off. I like there's lots of internal and external sounds with a proper emphasis on them. I like the shots, both the close following, and the distant. Cockpit shots are also good, from various angles. Great stuff guys!

[@Carguments]

Not at all sure on how you guys have any dislikes on this video. Very well done. Awesome video. Thank you for posting it to KZbin!!

[@CarsandComments]

Epic... absolutely epic. Thanks for showing us what these amazing cars are like to those of us lucky to even see one let alone drive. Keep up the great work gents, cheers!

[@happios]

959, f40, countach are the 3 dream cars for me growing up.

[@ofautomotive]

+ mclaren f1

[@SilentMovements305]

The 959 F1 n the Countach were mine frm that time

[@Codi1102]

benjamin le McLaren F1 from different era. 959 and F40 were from mid 80 to early 90. f1 was from mid 90. They didn’t complete with each other.

[@SilentMovements305]

Eddie Leung the last 959 was in 93 the first F1 was in 93. No they did not compete wit each other but were in the same year the last F40 was in 92 basically the same era.

[@joelphaneuf-scalise2317]

I'd rather a Diablo SV the countach seems too chintzy and 80s boxy for me.

[@chrisluecke3341]

I’m never going to have that kind of money for a car, but that looks like a lot of fun. I love the GT2RS.

[@keithjackson4985]

Hey bro, never say never? You never know what you're future may hold. I am 52 years old and love cars. My wife and I have a 15 Civic SI and an 18 SI. They are both fun but we love the 18. You don't need to spend $300 grand to have something enjoyable. I wish you much success.

[@jlopez1017d]

You can always go to a track event and rent one. I live in LA and Porsche has a driving experience here where you pay to get driving lessons in a Porsche racetrack with one of their cars

[@jmoo876]

I’m 29 and just bought a 997 turbo. Work your ass off and get what you want. It’s hard but it works

[@ianmontgomery7213]

My nephew bought himself a GT2RS and it is a very very nice vehicle but really it is suited more to the race track than everyday use but it is quite OK to drive it to the track.

[@frankburdodrums8984]

You don't need money to drive one. You just need to want to really really bad.

[@edwardtiangco1445]

This video is a gem.. nothing more iconic than the 959.. then add in a gt2 rs in the mix? Wow!

[@iamshevanel]

Another great comparison. Been a fan since the E90 v E46 M3 video

[@slytherben]

The manageable comment you made is really true about all 911s. My first Porsche is a 997.2 C4S and it's the fastest car I've been in, personally. It puts the power down so effectively that I always feel confident and in control. I couldn't say that about my LS3 Camaro. I think that's why we all fall in love with 911s. They provide performance that inspires confidence - even if you're a noob

[@hockeymann88]

Great video guys. I am definitely a Porsche fan boy and both of these cars are so lust worthy. That GT2 RS looks incredible going down the road with all that carbon fiber and aero. Just menacing.

[@EvilSSP]

I've always heard that the 959 is one of the most daily drivable and easy to live with supercars ever made.

[@igamehard8860]

Funny how people compare it to an f40. I guess they were both the best each company had to offer, but 2 diff animals. Kind of like 918. It was made to show how electricity will be used in future sports cars, not to be fastest thing ever made. Even though it was for a while. It even had regen braking to help mpg or whatever it's called. LA Ferrari and P1 didn't

[@derherr65]

The ocean current vs smacked by a wave is an excellent analogy, readily obtainable to people. Very well done! The 'best friends with the world greatest assassin' is also a good one.

[@EverydayDriver]

Glad you enjoyed. Thank you!

[@steeltrap3800]

That was truly fantastic, and I'm not given to hyperbole. I was in my teens when the 959 came out. It was jaw-dropping in its advancement. Your comment about the Ferrari F40 is what I always thought. Yes, the Ferrari is exciting and quick, all the things you expect from Ferrari. But it was nothing like the 959 in terms of innovation, nor was it anything like as liveable. Saying the 959 feels like it's 10-12 years old is a great summary, and a measure of how remarkable it is. A friend of mine's father had a 911 3.3 turbo in 1988, the original 4 speed. He used to let me drive it (yes, sounds crazy). That thing was amazing compared with any 'normal' car, so the 959 was next level dreamland stuff. As for the GT2RS? Surely one of the greatest cars able to be bought by the general public ever built. I'm not sure what, if anything, effectively rivals it. I thought the comment about being friends with the world's greatest assassin was funny and apt; the more you think about that, the more it works. It's why I've always loved Porsches from the moment I had my first ride in that friend's 3.3 Turbo. Amazingly quick (for its time) yet ridiculously easy to drive around town. Great video on two of my favourite cars ever built, and wonderful discussion of all the important aspects.

[@tekis0]

Man, the 959 just looks great! Personally, I don't like rear spoilers or wings, but the 959 pulls it off for me. I wonder if one can get a modern 911 without the rear wing?

[@Edgy01]

You can do that but the car be significantly less stable at speed.

[@kurtwomack9474]

First time I've seen these guys. 959 was always a dream car. But I want the Paris-Dakar edition. LOL

[@grecopena]

Love it! Great job guys! Great insight, technical, and artistically shot. You two are awesome and the reason I ventured into my 2004 C4S. Life is good! Thank you!

[@elcasho]

Wow what a video! Beautifully shot, cars driven properly and some really interesting history. Well done!

[@farewell_to_normalcy9352]

I have seen one 959 in real life. Up close. In Aspen Colorado. And I can say, they are truly remarkable cars. Definitely a top 10 on my list of cars I’d own

[@erikphilp5669]

I saw one up there also, 80s, thinking it was Danny Sullivan’s, not a prototype! But wow, I was excited to see it parked in downtown aspen, near the Ute city bank building.

[@paulstabin6233]

I remember drooling over the 959 when it came out. It still looks stunning. And more importantly, still holds its own in the road. My pick here as well. But a close call. Todd on the black beast: 'like being in love with the world's greatest assassin.' Any given car may thrill or disappoint- but Everyday Driver's Paul and Todd always deliver.

[@qc7767]

38 seconds in and I love the editing. Great work.

[@ShawnMillerConductor]

Incredible production quality, loved watching this!

[@heinzr9734]

Everything is beautifully explained and told. What I miss is driving both cars on the race track. Then you could have seen nice handling. The way it is, it's like a Sunday afternoon drive with the family.

[@borzica]

You guys soothe the soul. Thank you for the amazing videos and your amazing podcast! ❤️

[@blakerh]

Great camera work. Beautiful cars and scenery.

[@screwge84]

Incredible cars, great presenting and knowledge, but absolutely breathtaking footage! Can’t believe I’ve just discovered these guys after watching thousands of car videos!

[@bumblebee9019]

I have to call BS on that $30K oil change ... labour at $100 per hour ... $10,000 is 100 hours ... please don't tell me it takes hundreds of hours just to take parts off and put them back on.

[@TheUsmc0802]

Amazing video guys. The fact the 959 is still competitive to the GT2 shows how bad ass it still is.

[@TDS981]

Great review guys, appreciate the detail and effort you've gone to with the dialogue and cinematic shots. Have to say it's leagues ahead of the other review I watched on these earlier in the week. Hope you dont mind me taking some of your angles for my own channel. 👍

[@theonebullet]

Great video and commentary as always. You guys don't get enough credit.

[@son_of_thor8448]

Absolutely, one of your best pieces to hit YT!!!

[@ChoPi-Eww]

I can't believe you guys pulled this off! Original idea, and well done!

[@Joolz1982]

Great video guys keep up the great work. Well done to even get someone to lend you that 959. Don’t wanna think about insurance!

[@qibble455]

I really enjoyed this video:) Great work ED.

[@saviordream]

Fantastic video, guys! Especially loved the music; could really feel Todd's background in the movie industry with how well it fit the mood of the piece, especially in the opening shots.

[@carrocomlasanha]

As always, guys, you were amazing. And as always, Porsche showed they are the greatest.

[@roysingh5975]

Just discovered your video. Great work. It took me a while to figure it was 2 guys. My only concern is that you speak too fast sometimes. So I watched it back with subtitles. Loved it.

[@break_it_bill]

Can we take a second to talk about that trailer/hauler?! Good lord even that is a thing of beauty...

[@edwind8440]

Wow, this production is absolutely amazing!

[@gamersxpsn1822]

The 959 was my poster car. An incredible vehicle.

[@sarahdell4042]

Good friends with someone who had a 959 years ago. He still groans about how expensive it was to keep on the road, and he’s owned some heavy hitters.

[@ftlaud911]

Amazing cars!! Great review and great editing. Thanks

[@marcuzzigd2326]

The 959 is the most genius car ever made

[@lmonroy1409]

Pretty impressive they let you drive that 959. And it's just amazing how Porsche got everything they can from that engine back then. The GT2 RS it's a record breaker that looks beautiful and drives perfectly, a truly dream car. Nice video guys, get a new subscriber.

[@J.Wick.]

The 959 was my bedroom poster. Most seemed to go with the F40, or Countach at the time. This was always the one of those 3 to me. Test Drive 2 : The Duel was played alot lol.

[@ArkadiaII]

Marvellous! Excellent story. Thanks for sharing. If I could only have 1 ultimate car, it would still be a 959. Of course, I might ask Canepa to breathe on it a little also.

[@Bob_Shy_132]

As an old racekid of the '70's, I remember seeing Peter Gregg, Al Holbert and Hurley Haywood kick ass in carrera RSR's of the day. Heck Mr. Gregg even won a championship in a BMW if memory serves me.

[@georgekeith7201]

Discovered your channel today lol.. Brilliant episode, stunning scenery...

[@swpdisciple]

These cars are way too precious but I’d love to have the money to whip these every weekend. Amazing cars. Amazing mini-movie as usual.

[@jasonhaar4913]

I haven't even watched the video yet and I smashed the like button. Just putting these two cars in the same frame. Well done. (slow clap)

[@csmatrix007]

What's that lens thing on the GoPro camera that's mounted on the front windshield at 13:52?

[@alexandervanwyk7669]

I sometimes wonder how few people actually have authority on commenting regarding an "every-day-driver" vehicle. As a poor technician in South Africa, upon request, I sourced an original high mileage Boxster 986 for my boss back in ~2010 with some 100k miles on it. He rejected the opportunity, so I bought it on my (paid off) house bond. I still own it and drive it every single day and added to date another ~90k miles. I learned via YT to do all basic maintenance and managed to do it all on my own. Easy. Me with my boys and girl tracked this car so hard that the brakes sometimes boiled after races. Once cooled down it's just ready to repeat it all over again. Our Boxster still looks like new despite so many stories to tell. I drive it every single day it in the red at the first opportunity. So as a every-day driver, going on holiday, shopping, track, church or office day by day, I can honestly say that this German thing is as tough as a 1946 Willis Jeep. Just faster and better and more fun. It is for sure over engineered and virtually bullet proof. I never intend to sell it. Ever. Love from S Africa

[@tristantheuerkorn777]

Nice guys have done a nice review in a nice surrounding! 👍 Thank's for that and nice Greetings from Germany! ✋

[@independentwith1]

Old cars and retro music, sublime

[@Porsche1969]

That's all very nice, but you have forgotten something important to say about the 959 "race history": the Porsche 961, which was the 959 LeMans racing version, was immediately successful at its first 24 hours of LeMans race in 1986, with a class victory in "GTX class" and an overall 7. place of course, behind six other Porsche 962, 956 and 936! Of course at this unbelievably successful time in motorsport for Porsche during the whole 1980' at LeMans 24 with totally dominance, when sometimes only Porsche 956 and 962 were in the top ten result lists, there was no purpose for an AWD "unicorn" car like the Porsche 959/961. But if there would have been only a little bit of rain in the 1986 LeMans race, the Porsche 961 would have been the winner, thanks to its AWD system, which was exclusively allowed for the 961 in this race!

[@joolspirog]

The legend and saviour of Porsche. I’ve been lucky enough to drive a 959. Sadly , not over 4500 revs but it was/is incredible

[@Chaka301]

Thank you guys. That was straight up amazing!

[@peterlewis3540]

The reason the Porsche 959 was not available for sale in America, when it was released back in the 1980s, is not because it was deemed too expensive. Porsche would not agree to provide several cars, to be destroyed in the crash testing, required for acceptance into America.

[@wrightsublette1701]

Gorgeous video, I throughly enjoying watching this even a few years after your filming. Where is this amazing roads ?

[@augustotote]

Epic vids guys, an audiovisual feast for us car nuts!

[@donrisley947]

The analogies never end....and I like it.

[@rikamaru15]

Awesome video guys, keep it up!

[@Mark5ive5]

Excellent video guys. This has got to be one of my favorites.

[@josemuzard874]

Both cars are the best of their time, this is my conclusion. The 959 was a sort of laboratoy of all the technologies who became standard for lots of following supercars and the 991.2 GT2 is the best 911 ever produced

[@superceotto4584]

Well... The gt2rs is the most powerful, but the gt3rs n/a sound is better.

[@jlopez1017d]

Thanks for not putting this film behind a paywall guys

[@Euryheli]

Absolutely incredible, guys. Loved it.

[@surfside75]

Yr so very lucky, remember to try and enjoy every moment.

[@Xenosli]

959 is a all time legend! Love it❤️❤️❤️

[@thewedge8823]

I would take the 959 over the GT2 any day of the week. it's a legend, and paved the way for ALL SUPERCARS... yes, ALL. it's performance stats if converted today would be what Bugatti is today.

[@ESKATEUK]

The Wedge yes however you couldn’t drive it that’s the problem unless you’re making over £1000000 a year

[@Nicholas-d2l]

I use r7 Hoosiers on the track with mine and put forgeline 19 inch mags ..it’s a fantastic car!

[@petroldiaries6769]

Love the way the 959 still looks totally current like it was unveiled yesterday.

[@petroldiaries6769]

I loved my Porsche but still prefer the Lambo

[@kleinbottled79]

I feel like it looks somewhat dated. But maybe that's just because I thought it was so amazing looking at the time when it was new.

[@fernandomaradei8457]

What a master piece video! Truly inspiring. Congrats!

[@northcarolinabadboy8661]

The 911 body style is absolutely timeless.

[@Gr0t0tter]

Hot damn gents... what a video. Just discovered your channel, and plenty glad that I did. Subbed!

[@Jmoneypoprocks]

I am happy a lot of people have forgotten about the joys of owning a sports car. I can have the feeling all to myself :)

[@davidaitchison1455]

The good thing about modern automatic transmissions is that they make high performance sports cars accessible to ordinary drivers. The bad thing about modern automatic transmissions is that they make high performance sports cars accessible to ordinary drivers.

[@TubeDobs]

and boring to drive

[@Eatinbritches]

@@TubeDobs Well... could always swap it. They make a 6 speed for the GT3.......

[@TubeDobs]

@@Eatinbritches Thanks god they do!