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320hp is sick in a skeleton e30. I have other cars with much higher HP but they don't come close in fun factor.

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I owned both the 996 and 997 turbos, and I must say that if I come across the air cooled turbo porsches, I would buy it in a hurry.

Yes they are iconic and true driver cars. In the part of the world where I am, getting a vintage ride is not easy given the tax and costs involved.

I love the modern sports cars, but yes, I agree with you to a large extent, the older porsches are unmatched in terms of driver involvement, looks and exhaust melodies. :)

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For normal people BMW M5 and 500+ HP is plenty. But if you snort coke and have too much money, you can always buy the Hartge version which gives you 750 HP.

This takeoff looks like the guy almost lost it. Check it out.

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I love Porsches, they're the ultimate Autobahn mile-muncher and incredibly well made.

Though I feel I need to back-up the good ol' British brands. None more so than the quintessentially British Aston Martin (I'm sure AJ will back me up here :))

One of the most beautiful modern GT cars. Muscular with classic flowing lines;

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If AJ don't back you up, I will! Aston Martin is my all time favorite sportcar! 

I had the honor to drive the Aston Martin Vantage V12 Carbon Black, what a car  :wub:

 

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Here is my new beast..... My favourite car ever.....  I look so good in it........ get so many looks... ;) ;) :)

 

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I also found a sneaky shot of the RWG crew arriving at last years annual RWG meeting...... guess who is who? :)

 

 

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I'm partial to the old 911. As far as I'm concerned a sports car is about the outright excitement and experience of driving....not necessarily outright speed. And nothing beats an early 911. I also drive a current M3 and while nice, it is not nearly the sports car of my 40 year old 911. The opening post car is pretty close though - in the 993 series Porsche turbos the engines had gained modern levels of power but the electronic nannies were not yet what they are today....therefor the excitement level is pretty high.

BTW - no stock brokers here, I drive the s**t out of it and do all the maintence myself including engine drops. It's a hobby like others.

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And you can't exactly drive Lambos every day either. Porsche is the best of both the super car world and the real world.

Id love something like this.

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Batman's everyday car? ;)

*drrooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool*

 

I hearts the RWB...

 

993 is maybe my favorite of the generations... Last of the air cooleds and last of the squirrly suspension.

 

The newer generations like the 997 and 991 are nice too, but seems too big... Even if they are more user friendly...

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Having raced Astons for some 15 years from 1962 Lightweight DB4's (think 950kgs with 450bhp Maclaren and Ferrai F40 eater) to DBRS9's in Le Mans trim it is fair to say that I have a soft spot for the Astons. I tried to add a link to a coupel of race wins in my old 650 bhp V8 but couldn't so if anyone fancies seeing it drop me a pm and i will give you the link.

 

Regards

AJ

 

 

 

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...maybe it's under this heap of scrap metal! Yarrrrrrrrrgggggghhhhh

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Everyone knows the Mclaren F1 GTR is the coolest sports car ever and acheived on Mclarens first attempt. Ask Lewis Hamilton who left Mclaren when Ron Dennis welched and stiffed him out GTR #1.

Comparable to telling the perfect joke, dropping the mike and walking off stage....boom!

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Surely McLaren GTR is a great car. But not for my tastes (even if I had the money, which I certainly don't). It suffers from the same disease as F40 and Lambos: It's a Batmobile.

Driving supercars like that would draw attention like a Leopard Daytona (if you allow a comparison from the watch world). I wouldn't be comfortable driving one. And to be honest I don't like their design too much. F40, for example, is just plain ugly (esp. when the pop-up lights are up).

Cool? Well yeah... if Rowan Atkinson drives one it must be cool. :D

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Here's the F40. Can you honestly say that you like the looks?

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i also second Nanuq's FJ40. great vehicle.

my first rig was an '89 Wrangler----drove it across the country three times, and basically lived out of it when I lived in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.

always saw the FJ as a more classic version of the YJ and TJ Jeeps.

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FJs and old Land Rovers, now this conversation is getting interesting! After all some "sports" are driven at walking speed.

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Great vid. Restoration of a 1977 Porsche 911.

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very clean supercharged Porsche 928 S4. It's no GTS but I could live with this one.

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So many of them :)

 

BMW 328 Mille Miglia

 

 
BMW 327
 

 

BMW 507

 

 

Fiat 2400 Dino

 

 

Duesenberg SJ

 

 

Jaguar F Type

 

 
Lamborghini Aventador
 
 
Mercedes-Benz 540k Cabrio A
 
 
Bugatti Type 57Sc
 
 
1958 Corvette C1
 
 
Peugeot 907
 

 

Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider

 

 
and many others like already mentioned Ferrari 288 GTO, Mercedes 300 SL and others... :)

 

 

 

 

 

 

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