5th gear- 997 gt3 vid
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Thanks very much for posting that. 
I couldn't bear to sit through a whole show to watch it, so had resigned myself to never seeing it. On a positive note, that three minutes of footage did make me want a GT3 even more, but to echo the sentiment expressed above; the segment could have been a bit longer. Porsche doesn't launch new versions of its most aggressive and track orientated 911 that often. One could be forgiven for thinking that the producers of 5th Gear don't feel that the show is short of decent material; which must serve to remove any doubt that they are indeed the half-witted bell-ends I've long suspected they are.
Where was Tiff? VBH is pants.
I couldn't bear to sit through a whole show to watch it, so had resigned myself to never seeing it. On a positive note, that three minutes of footage did make me want a GT3 even more, but to echo the sentiment expressed above; the segment could have been a bit longer. Porsche doesn't launch new versions of its most aggressive and track orientated 911 that often. One could be forgiven for thinking that the producers of 5th Gear don't feel that the show is short of decent material; which must serve to remove any doubt that they are indeed the half-witted bell-ends I've long suspected they are. Where was Tiff? VBH is pants.
tony h said:
is RS worth another £18k ?
As a regular road car, probably not. But, for the ultimate track car.......
Thought the GT3 looked
and the vid wasn't bad in isolation - it was the rest of the prog that's such dire cr@p. Really, it should have been a decent 7 or 8 mins of Plato demonstrating the car on the road and track. He's the only one who talks directly to you with incisive, considered comments.
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