911 GT2 RS

[Keyser Soze]

:bow:

So sexay...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVVRMAON73w&feature=player_embedded

[Keyser Soze]

http://image.automobilemag.com/f/34974567+w750+st0/porsche-911-GT2-RS-drift-in-motion.jpg

http://image.automobilemag.com/f/30995284+w750+st0/porsche-911-GT2-RS-side-in-motion.jpg

[CaneZach]

I've loved the 911's for as long as I can remember

[Spiderman]

I've loved the 911's for as long as I can remember
+1

[McVaaahhh]

Porsche - there is no substitute.

I'd certainly take one of those without much fuss. :up:

[Wrider]

I've loved the 911's for as long as I can remember

That's because they've been around as long as ANYONE can remember...

[McVaaahhh]

That's because they've been around as long as ANYONE can remember...

Because other than improvements in technology, there's no need to change the original design. They got it right the first time, and decided not to fuck with it. :D

[puckstr]

I just "Drifted"....in my pants

[Matty]

Just past one on Belleview in the Tech Center.

[Cap'n Crunch]

Because other than improvements in technology, there's no need to change the original design. They got it right the first time, and decided not to fuck with it. :D

From what I understand the rear engine design is not really optimal for handling as compaired to it's mid engine competitors. The early 911's had a huge problem with oversteer. Over the years Porsche has tried all sorts of things to reduce the oversteer - from all wheel drive, to putting wider tires on the rear and narrower tires on the front. They've also done a bunch with the suspension to overcome this design flaw. There's no doubt that it is now a great handling car, but that is due to the best engineers in the world working on overcoming this design flaw. Also, as Jeremy Clarkson would say, "It looks like a souped up bettle". ;)