Ferrari Vs Porsche Classic! How are they Different? (With Driving)

[@HeidiandFranny]

Hi All, How do these two iconic 80's sportscars stack up against each other? Which would you have?? Let us know in the comments section!

[@HeidiandFranny]

It's that sound, right? But I really like the 3.2 sound too. The looks and styling are great on the Ferrari too... It really is an amazing car :)

[@jamcdona]

The Porsche (for me) sounds a little similar to my BMW's I used to drive hard. I now have an 86 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce, modified a bit, and a 74 TR6. I totally get what you are saying about the 308 vs the Porsche, but with a twist. The TR6 has a great sound, but muted compared to the Alfa. The Alfa is like a go cart due to the chassis stiffener and Koni's, and is way easier to drive in normal traffic. *Read constant road construction in Oregeon* Now, my input is...buy both! If you can. If not, the Ferrari will be the win. You need to love and be involved at a deeper level for the 308, which will bring more satisfaction.

[@nickh1933]

Tough choice! I longed after both cars as a young boy in the 80's. My fathers friend had a late 80's 328 GTB which was super cool. A mentor friend of mine has a very unique red 400i with all the cats removed. It is awesome grand touring car with amazingly comfortable, deep, thick leather seats and the interior of that car smells like Heaven! Amazing sounds come from that car. I am forever "Porsche 911" at heart, however I have quite a few other F cars I LOVE.... 288 GTO, 250 GTB, Dino GT, 575 M, 599 GTO. I love both of your cars and cannot make a choice either way, so if forced to choose, I would have to take both! The 308 QV is the classic icon of the era next to the Testarossa, and ANY Classic Carrera (especially in white) is just the perfect all around package!

[@HeidiandFranny]

The thing about the 308 is that they made so many of them (a drop in the bucket compared to the 911 though), but if they had only made 1000, or 500 it would be worth so much more. It has everything to be a true classic. But,... that 3.2 Carrera, huh? f

[@benbertier8026]

Porsche for the week and Ferrari for sunny week end

[@JuicyFruityify]

Love the way you speak, the words you choose, knowlege you have and observations you make. Thoroughly enjoying what you do.

[@scottymc4435]

I love both but I have to go with the Porsche. Porsche has a very special place in my heart. It all started with seeing a 930 turbo that was completely black. I was 5yrs then and I still remember the excitement of seeing the car race past my parents Land Rover. Ever since that day I promised I would have one

[@ShamileII]

Having owned both cars you reviewed, for me the 308 was a far more exciting car. It was slow....but it felt fast. One thing you didn't mention was the beautiful noise the gearbox makes when you shift the gear. I always loved the gearbox whine in my 308s . When I went to the Testarossa, I was disappointed that it was gone.

[@sethbingo]

I really love both of them. What a pleasure it must be driving those

[@winedemonium]

This absolute gold. Your channel is my best find of 2020. Thank you.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Wow, thank you!

[@NickMurray]

Beautiful video! Loved it.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Yea! Thanks Nick!

[@simongchadwick]

Nick - you *have* to fly out to Denver, rent something fun on Turo, and take a road trip with these amazing ladies!

[@astonishingvibrations9515]

It is beautiful!

[@emmebi2825]

308 all the way, Ferrari has a soul, the engine is pure music and the style is a masterpiece.

[@leosreglazingreglazing1950]

I like that you don't play annoying music in the background , just to the point , thank you for your videos

[@darrellsimpson6966]

Couldn't agree more.

[@cmarnold78]

Holy heck those are clean engines!

[@marcolucchini8173]

It would be the Ferrari for me hands down. I don't have 308 as I couldn't find a good one at the time, so I settled for a 1989 382GTS. Fantastic car. I've had it now for 12 years and it hasn't missed a beat even though I thrash it every time I get in it. As for timing belts every five years, I think that's a myth. I have ten years on mine and am about to change them now. As long as you keep an eye on them that they don't get oil on them, they are all good. ( also besides time, it a distance thing too ). I just laugh when people say they are unreliable when they have never owned one let alone ever driven one. Great video. But for me, it's the Ferrari every time.

[@davidraeside]

Great comparison Franny! Love the sound of that Ferrari...

[@HeidiandFranny]

Isn't that just the bee's knees? :)

[@NewpsBeach22]

I love your channel…really among the best. As someone who also owns Porsches and Ferraris, your knowledge and insights are awesome…thank you!

[@malcolmscott4150]

Great great content I’ve watched this video multiple times its excellent

[@matthewkelly613]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I love them both but I’d choose the Ferrari, but both are wonderful. Thank you!

[@colinteoh3230]

I love how you put things into detail intimately on such technical aspects. Your style is natural and fluid with the way your correspond your good knowledge. Keep it up.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thank you so much 😊

[@hulk78301]

Outstanding! great in depth info i can't find elsewhere, the 308 Ferrari my all time favorite, Thank you for this great video.

[@trentdawg2832]

I like the 512 boxer or the Daytona spyder myself

[@GeneralLee1961.3]

@Trent Robey Daytona forever ❤️❤️❤️

[@Number27]

Hey great review! Very much enjoyed it. Think I’d have the Ferrari even though I do love Porsches!

[@perigosu8449]

308 all day. I'm going to get me a 308 one of these days... and have it completely rebuilt/modernized...

[@niacal4nia]

I test drove a 911 and 308 but ended up buying a 1986 Porsche 928S manual transmission. A faster, reliable, and more comfortable car. I still daily drive it

[@Aikaramba12]

not as cool and cheaper too, great car tho, i used to own one ;)

[@zTheBigFishz]

Land sharks sure are seeing lots of love on the collector car market. Good ones are the darlings of BaT.

[@jeffreysalzman1497]

Franny is my kind of gear head!

[@davidschmidt7829]

Great video, Franny (and Heidi!)... loved the whole thing and can totally identify with all of it and agree with the final consensus. Tea pot vs. beer stein! LOVE IT!

[@thorn-]

I'm amazed at how clean your 308 engine bay is. Wow. And as always, great vid content and production. :)

[@roelfkromhout]

It's a nice surprise how good the Porsche still manages to sound, considering the car it had to follow. Great video!

[@HeidiandFranny]

I know right? I just love the sound of a flat six... Like half of a 12. A proper spec GT3 sounds amazing.

[@khillman734]

drove these 2 cars back in the 80's.the ferrari was 328 that was the moment of clarity for me on the 911s.i was and still am a fan off american muscles cars but mainly 911s now. finally got a 07 997 tt four years ago.each drive is a blessing.

[@sinistercharger]

I'm a 996 Turbo owner and I'm toying with the idea of one of these or a 69 Charger.I have just sold my 79 TRANS AM So looking for something new :-)

[@verdeboyo]

Hey A superb review on my two fave 80s cars. 308 (Magnum pi) is so sexy, and even the 328. I would never want to own one though, just drive one. As for the 911, well, you summed up the 915 perfectly. The only reason why so many have lost their 2nd gear syncro mesh is because those folk think they can change gear in the same way they would in their VW Golf. For me it has to be the 'No man's land' Porsche 911 3.2 Carrera, and the 915 series too. Love your very informative channel

[@jamestorres5582]

You're very knowledgeable about all aspects .. Thank you and great in depth videos

[@gmrosell]

Very Nice Video - I have a Porsche 993 and have been considering adding a Ferrari 328 to my garage and your video just got me thinking I definitely need both. The engine sound of the Ferrari was awesome.

[@HeidiandFranny]

They are very different, but complement each other very well I think :) Good luck in your search :)

[@05gtdriver]

Against All Odds staring Jeff Bridges, there's a scene where Jeff is racing James Woods' character down Sunset Blvd around the Beverly Hills area and Jeff is in a red 911 SC Cabriolet and Woods in a black 308 GTSi, one of the underrated car chase/race scenes of all-time IMO.

[@HeidiandFranny]

05gtdriver we have never seen that. Just kidding. Heidi

[@HeidiandFranny]

That is an awesome scene! The sounds of the cars... Probably not something Porsche or Ferrari would endorse ;) Watch it again and check out the Beetle they pass in the beginning. It shows up again towards the end when they go screaming by it ;) Best Ferrari on Porsche I've seen. F

[@mbastovanovic]

@@HeidiandFranny That movie reference is definitely something to mention next time these 2 cars are together on a video :) I love that car chase!

[@omercankilickaya9965]

Thanks Heide and Franny.I love this competition.I hope you are carry on vs videos:)

[@spinningtop3584]

What an insightful and enjoyable review, thank you for posting it!

[@strangeloveboom6251]

Wow, you really treat your cars well. Great maintenance, warm up, and driving! Wouldn't hesitate to buy a car from you.

[@elcasho]

Just discovered your channel. So refreshing to have honest reviews from real car fans. Subscribed!

[@jamiejack764]

I'm sorry it's the 308 for me, that sound with the body is amazing

[@std882]

Me too. Not because the Porsche is not good but the Ferrari turns heads like crazy. The 308 may not be fast enough but speed is not everything in owning an exotic car. Those beautiful lines are timeless and the rarity of it is another factor. Owning a beautiful Ferrari is truly special.

[@GeneralLee1961.3]

@Jamie Jack Ferrari is the sexiest car ever ❤️🥵😍

[@josdenhartog7385]

Don’t feel sorry!

[@jekutube9]

@@std882 i think if the porsche was only made for one design cycle… it might be just as attractive/desirable as the 308. But the Porsche is a timeless design vs the 308. And that’s why they keep rolling off the manufacturing floor.

[@markswasey4301]

The Ferrari is my choice all day long, love the Colorado scenery too!

[@abernathymonsoon4638]

Thanks for the side by side comparison. I'm still in love with the Porsche! =) Something about that sound! mmmmm lol

[@christschool]

That 0-60 on the Ferrari is off by 1.2 seconds. It's 5.5 seconds. One way you know your specs are wrong is looking at the power to weight ratio. If two cars have nearly identical weight and torque, the one with the higher hp will always be faster.

[@vanlurton6068]

Great review of the cars that I wanted when I was in high school and college. I drove a '85 911 and it's a different beast than my 997 and 911. I suspect that my modern 911s drove closer to the 308. I love that you point out that your Porsche "drivers weird" in high speed corning, most people don't understand this about the older 911s. I've seen a mid-80s 911 race car spin off a track on a high speed turn. I didn't fully understand why it went off the track until I drove my 997 on the same track. It was the scariest turn on the track, #10 on Summit Point Circuit track, but the most rewarding when you do it correctly. Thanks again for the review!!

[@rickdale5179]

I was in London during the 80s and the 911 was the choice of the city stockbroker boys. For me the, Ferrari was for the enthusiasts. Just sitting in one makes me feel like Marcello Mastrianni. Sadly I never had Monica Vitti as a passenger.

[@mousetrap134]

Nice comparison Franny, like always the flow of the tube was A-1 and the mirror effect of the road test was a great touch also well done guy s All the best SoulDave

[@elvenwizard12]

Heidi and Franny these videos are put together very well. Super informative. Thank you

[@fossmoss798]

For me this video is very well done. Real world information. You've totally given me confidence to move forward with my personal decision. Thanks for another well done video that's taught me something...again.

[@wesleygonzales2049]

Cool video. Better than most reviews on the 'Tube.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks Wesley!

[@SevenFootPelican]

Anyone else feel like there was something so beautiful about the simplicity about the 80's? It was that perfect time period where cars looked like beautiful mechanical machines. They were simple as in they weren't decked out with too much technology, but also not something built out of the 1940's where most cars didn't have great shape and design. The 80's cars are amazing and give off a cool/independent vibe. Just a man, his car, and the road. No technology, not gimmicky gadgets or widgets, just his car, maybe a cassette player, and that's it.

[@1TB0T]

Great video. Subbed. Love the depth of information.

[@graycav56]

This may have been mentioned earlier but there was a fun 308 vs 911 contest in the 1984 movie Against All Odds. James Woods in the Ferrari and Jeff Bridges in the Porsche.

[@HeidiandFranny]

That is a great scene!! Next time you watch it check out the VW bug... Somehow it keeps getting ahead of them ;) The Carrera is an '83 3.2 Carrera Cabriolet. The first Cab since the 356! Great fun :)

[@danmetz5112]

There's one big difference between a Porsche and a Ferrari (I've owned several examples of both): the Porsche is actually a car! It will run reliably in practically any conditions, it won't need constant maintenance and it will reward you with good performance anytime you ask it to do so. With a Ferrari, even a modern one, there is ALWAYS something broken, something that doesn't work and even the fundamentals are always marginal (a/c, seat adjustment, etc.). A Porsche is like a ball peen hammer when it comes to reliability. Ferraris have that wonderful time - when they're actually running correctly. Otherwise, and most of the time, they're like Italian women: fun at times, but almost always a big pain in the neck.

[@NewpsBeach22]

I disagree. I also have both, and have had several 911’s, and I have never had a problem with the Ferrari. Once you get it sorted, it’s rock solid.

[@mikemccomb805]

I clicked the like button at 996, one of my favorite numbers.Having said that, for me, nothing beats the late 80"s 3.2 Carrera. Would love to have a 491 Option car. That was a great video,

[@psychoanarchic]

The way you are holding ferrari's turning wheel makes me nervous :-)

[@glider1232]

Great video Franny, thanks! Have to say that I love both of them. Also, I notice all of the new home construction going on around there!. Saying goodbye forever to the beautiful ranchland ..

[@HeidiandFranny]

Glider 123 oh. Building is going like crazy too. The roads are getting more crowded as well. It is a trade off for a good economy.

[@Mr.Mayhem]

The stereo in the Ferrari isn't aftermarket. What Ferrari used to do was they would wire everything and then let you pick the head unit as you bought it so you can pick different head units and that would be the factory stereo but they would wire all at Ferrari for you.

[@anthonyalvear6599]

Porsche no need comparation...just is the best.

[@hankwilliams5622]

then why don't Porsch' have the balls to race in F1 if they are the best? Because you are full of shit.

[@pokiou]

@@hankwilliams5622 If there was ever a stupid comment section, Your comment would be leading that race.

[@hankwilliams5622]

@@pokiou I've owned both. One is a VW. The other is, well, a Ferrari...

[@simonemarian7937]

Yep that just your opinion man...

[@josedasilva9210]

@@hankwilliams5622 Honda's in F1, you're point?. You may want to compare Le Mans wins between Porsche and Ferrari.

[@leslieyuen5980]

Nice reviews. To be precise, the Ferrari 308 is to Porsche SC both 3.0 motors as 328 is to Carrera 3.2. They have other improvements as well.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Yup... The SC has the same injection as the 308 as well. It isn't a perfect match. Still, the Ferrari claimes more HP than the 3.2. That is a nice looking Alpha in your avitar! Is it a '58?

[@leslieyuen5980]

It's a Alfa Romeo 61 built Giulietta Spider, a California barn-find put back together & completed Snowball Rally in 2016, then shipped to China for more Rallies..

[@opticracer3927]

Hi Franny, another great and informative video. I simply adore the 308 design. Is the exhaust original? Thanks for your fantastic videos.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks! It is original... It wasn't when we bought it, but we totally lucked out and scored a correct year original Euro exhaust with like 10Kmiles on it from A gentleman on F-Chat. Amazing find and I really love the sound. Never droney and still has a nice bite! It sounds great, doesn't it? Funny, all our cars have stock exhausts.

[@bvcltd.3250]

Nice job on this video, thanks for sharing your passion and expertise. Glad to see a video of the 308 in motion, being driven. What a beautiful machine. You're living the dream.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks!!

[@CHRIS-ob4hk]

Heidi i love ur videos!!! keep it up! So happy to see another woman that loves cars as much as i do. Watching ur videos is therapy for my soul😅😇❤️

[@HeidiandFranny]

Awww... That's so sweet! :)

[@pi.actual]

Well done comparison these two cars can be so polarizing with some people that it draws out irrational hatered. I don’t know how you could hate or trash talk either one. I unfortunately cannot afford to own both so for me it was always the Ferrari going as far back as when I was a kid even before the 308 came out and I was smitten by the Dino and the Boxer. Eventually I was able to get a 308, one of the still affordable Ferraris to this day and have loved every moment of it. But I don’t knock Porsche owners, we all share a common passion.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks Paul, that is a really great attitude! I was surprised at how different they really are - and what they are really good at. Enjoy your wonderful 308!! F

[@buzzcrushtrendkill]

Great video, I love all the information and how presented. I would take the Ferrari, just for the aesthetics. So beautiful.

[@nickh1933]

This was an awesome video! I love the driving videos!

[@HeidiandFranny]

NickH thanks Nick.

[@daveglover6115]

At last - a decent comparison of two great cars! Un biased and a great review! Thank you for posting this!

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks!

[@nickh1933]

I just got my Heidi and Franny's Garage T-shirt! It is so cool and super comfortable.

[@HeidiandFranny]

NickH glad you like. We will show them off next live stream.

[@Siberia-s]

Quite fair comparison, love it! And nice sounds...

[@petrosE75]

Great comparison! Thanks 👍

[@tammacarthur2023]

I use to own a 308-GTS Ferrari and I loved it. It drove great but better at higher speeds and that is where I liked it the best. I owned it for close to 21 years and sold it for the same price I bought it. I do miss it but would I ever buy another one someday. YOU BET.

[@corywoodward8805]

I’ve only just came across you ladies. Fantastic content , I shall be following as I’m looking forward to purchasing a 308 at some point I’ve just got to keep checking down the back of the sofa. 👍🏻

[@jasonjcr_cars819]

Was a good Video! Was waiting for that comparison. You nailed the personality differences. Perhaps a bier stein and glass Prosecco is a better analogy. Also have those 2 in my garage a 328 and a 911/964 and couldn’t imagine having to depart with one. You definitely need to show them off on some better roads, that I know you have around that state. Great job!

[@HeidiandFranny]

Will do! Those roads are easy enough to get to, but a bit more up the canyons would be more suiting - I agree. And, it isn't completely fair... I really should have paired the 308 with an SC - same displacement and same injection. Still, the two are different enough that they really do sit well in the same garage. Like I said, we couldn't pick between them either!

[@frisco-2.0]

Hey Franny! Me as a German i love that you are the only American who can say "Porsche" the right way!

[@HeidiandFranny]

Hopefully we both say it ok! It drives me nuts if it is pronounced wrong. It is a name after all. Heidi

[@frisco-2.0]

Heidi and Franny's Garage: Hey Heidi! You are pronouncing "Porsche" nearly perfect, besides the "r". But english speakers aren't really supposed to use the harsh german "r". ;) And by the way, your both names are also related to german. ;) "Heidemarie und Franziska"! Or "Heidi und Franzi"... :D

[@Gravy_Master]

Great video! I love the original supercars from that generation.

[@RogerBaileyOnCars]

Love this video, answers the questions I had in the 1980's

[@Jean-kt9vb]

Awesome video! Well done

[@kkooloo5781]

You sure know how to look after cars 👍Greetings Form England 🇬🇧

[@scottfulps2065]

Great video! Excellent review. IMO the Ferrari will always draw more curb appeal...more admirers as the Ferrari has 'sexier' lines...but the Porsche is the better car, hands down. Interesting you have the Blaupunkt stereo in the Porsche...Blaunpunkt was the absolute best...unless you had a Nakamichi. Reliability issues with both?

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks, I just went for something period for the car. That is a real pull-out deck. remember those? I remember people back in the day carrying them around :) When we bought the car it had some terrible flashy Pioneer removable face unit and I never installed the face. I don't really listen to the music in the car. Old habit from having my Beetle decide to take an unscheduled break on the way home too many times. ;)

[@johndouglas4528]

Excellent video -- excellent conclusion and advice.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks!

[@ryankinwong6579]

Great Informative Vedio. Thank you!

[@kewlbean]

Lovely comparison of two wonderful cars. You are so lucky to have them.

[@triode1212]

The 308 engine is in immaculate condition!

[@TangoCharlieAlpha]

Fantastic video!! Thank you!!

[@713vinh]

Hi Franny, I wish you had shown more shots of the exterior of the cars especially the 308. Great video nevertheless, keep up the great work! :)

[@HeidiandFranny]

Vincent, please check out some other Ferrari driving videos if you haven’t. We have more driving videos. Heidi

[@HeidiandFranny]

Oh, and check out the actual 308 Review and Owner's perspective (linked at the end or look through our other videos) we did. More glamor shots there! Franny

[@klasseact6663]

1986 930 turbo, white w/black Fuchs, black leather interior w/ houndstooth inserts and NO convertible!

[@rivenmotors7981]

Nice video, trip down memory lane as I lived up in Coal Creek canyon and enjoyed the area. Good presentation, but I was distracted by your clutching the spokes of the steering wheel versus the wheel of the ferrari.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Sorry about that ;) That stock wheel is a little weird and it moves a lot more than the 308. That Momo on the 308 is super sweet and now I know why I see them on the Porsches so much. It is a little small diameter too. I hope it wasn't too distracting. I noticed it too ;) F

[@v1rotait23]

Gidday Franny (and Heidi). I've only just found your channel tonight during some Covid-19 "home time", which is actually normal for me, lol! I'm a '65 kid, so grew up with Magnum PI, and have always wanted a red 308GTS (just ask my parents!). But I've always loved the VW Beetle curved shape of the older 911, and just adore the throaty sound of the flat-6 air cooled engine. As a pilot, I also have experienced that same growl of a big flat-6 up front, So I've a real dilemma in choosing... Back in late 80s I had a red Alfa 33QV boxer as my 308 stand-in, so know all too much about the Italian narrow offset pedals, weird steering angle and low seats, not to mention the terrible electrics, high revving engine coupled to a close range unreliable 5 speed gearbox. It was a costly expensive car, but it won me a wife back then! So I'd probably go for the Porsche 911 for that classy growl and the more upright seating, now that I'm much older. Would still love the 308 for weekends as they're such a head turner with the Italian flare and the "need for speed"! I love your content, your super knowledgeable commentary, and very pragmatic conclusions. Cheers down in from NZL

[@HeidiandFranny]

Nice. A Kiwi. Go for the Porsche, then when you don't get enough attention, go for the Ferrari!

[@surfdaze]

I love the 1980's Ferrari's :)

[@margeharrison7638]

i love your videos! "You Go Girl!"

[@crickle47]

Or, I should say, that the cold oil is acting LIKE an extra fast synchro, and is stopping the gear from spinning quicker than the synchro wheel would when warm. I was a pro driver for 40 years, and drove non-synchro gear boxes, where you learn to mesh the gears manually. Otherwise, you won't complete a shift! Anyways, I think your driving segments are really good. The ability to put into words, about the character of a car...ain't exactly easy, and you do it well. I hope you are a fan of Harry's Garage !

[@shananagans5]

You couldn't have found two better 80's cars to compare. In the mid-late 80's my uncle was importing cars for his dealership and personnel collection. I was lucky enough to drive his 512BB in some club races and I drove a BBI on the streets a few times. I only got to drive a 308 a few times and I actually liked it better than the 512. The 512 was faster, no doubt but it's even harder at low speeds. No power assist in the steering. Great at higher speeds, pain in the butt in a parking lot. The 308 wasn't nearly as bad. You can also see out better. Like I mentioned, my experience in the 308 was limited to a few lunch runs. They were long lunch runs because I was the owner's niece but I never even came close to ringing it out. It was a nimble little car and seemed fast enough. It was a Fiat X19 that grew up. :) It wasn't a chore to drive in some traffic and I think it would be a blast on a medium/high speed twisty road. Once I got over the novelty, OMG I am driving a Ferrari, that 512 was a chore to drive in traffic. Wrestling with the steering in a parking lot doesn't keep up the glamour or driving a Ferrari. The 512 was the flagship of Ferrari back then but, investment considerations aside, I would take a 308 over a 512 for a regular driver. That said, I would take a 911 over a 308 for a regular driver. I grew up driving buggies so I got used to rear engine. You can make the lopsided barbell feel to the handling argument but once you get used it, you can throw a 911 around like nothing else. I don't know if the 911 really is more rugged than the 308 but they do have that reputation and they do cost less to fix so I am not reluctant to put a 911 through it's paces. I think I would want to baby a 308. If I had more money, I just might go for a 308 for a regular driver. I would have to drive one again. Over time we tend to recall the good things about a car and forget the bad. Back to real life, I can afford a 911. I don't currently own one but I have had one in the past and I loved it. Even setting budget issues aside, I think the 911 is one of the greatest overall sports cars. The fact that they are still affordable is just a bonus.

[@Ryan-wf7sh]

Great video! 308 everyday of the week...

[@Thrakall]

Awesome comparison. I am crazy for the Pininfarina design, and the sound of that engine in the 308. But I am sold on Porsche. I just love the way they drive, and they have their own beautiful sounds. Thank you for the side by side of these classics.

[@c.chavis6314]

Excellent review, learned a lot. Thanks.

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks!

[@juhakivekas2175]

Another great video! I love you girls!

[@bobdadruma]

I prefer the 308 over the Carrera from that era. The Ferrari is more forgiving when you push it.

[@bradmoore1247]

Like the videos, keep up the good work.

[@Rob901]

Enjoyed watching. I used to own a 1977 911s and I really enjoyed driving it. But I've always loved the lines of the 308 ! These days I'd prefer the Ferrari qv. Nice you have a euro spec car.

[@ltilwayne87]

Great car collection. Any reason why you prefer convertibles?

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks! Just great in the sun! Top down is just the bee's knees :)

[@jackallen6261]

"Driving it with authority" I think is what we used to call an Italian tune up, drive the shit out it and blow the carbon out. Some cars really like to be driven hard! I love the sound of a flat plane crank V8, nothing sounds better and I am a bit of a Porsche fan boy. I own a 1986 944 turbo, I am not much of a 911 fan I must say (engine is in the wrong place) The 308 and my personal favorite the 288 GTO are simply amazing cars!!

[@jackallen6261]

Thank you for the heart!! I just subbed while watching the video, I really do not understand why you guys don't have more subs! This is a great channel!!

[@michaelhoeldke3859]

Wonderfully done, this movie!

[@marcelofaverani]

FANTASTIC VIDEO!

[@facualmi89]

excellent video, you have a new subscriber!

[@frankiebella7808]

Franny is the bomb !!!! You Go Girl !!! Your the BEST !!!👍🇮🇹 🇩🇪 👌

[@HeidiandFranny]

Thanks!

[@frankiebella7808]

You guy's really know your Shit" More then men do"👌👍👍👍😂😅😂

[@ringsking]

Thank you so much for this, great informative video!

[@opticracer3927]

Franny would you care to comment in a future video about the silly low profile tires on modern sports cars?That alone saves me the trouble on deciding wich era would i buy from in the event that i win the lotto lol. Not to mention the enjoyment you get from driving a manual transmission etc. Thanks.

[@bkeen7013]

OpticRacer21 silly low profile tires?? Low profile tires on performance cars benefit the car’s handling. Not silly.

[@HeidiandFranny]

It used to be (and may still be somewhat) that the rubber sidewall was a bit lighter than the rim so the rubber actually lowered the polar moment of inertia and the unsprung mass - both great things. They obviously give quite a bit more than a metal rim. The bigger sidewall also is more forgiving on our terrible roads. HP is another consideration... The power of today's modern cars demand more rigidity and they have become a bit of a fashion point. Great thought for a video!