Anyone own both GT3 and TT?
Anyone own both GT3 and TT?
Sorry.. reposted in the GT3 and Turbo forums...
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Hey Guys,
Thanks for all the good information provided through 6speed. I've been looking for a 997.1 GT3 and while shopping, heard about the great deals on new 09 997 turbos. It looks like I can get a one of the few remaining new 997TTs for about $110k ($140k MSRP). That seems to be a really good discount on a turbo with the last of the reliable race-bred engine. I expect the 2010 TT (with a new unproven engine) to be selling in the $130k+ territory once they are released for sale. New 2010 GT3s are available for 3-5% discount.
Alternatively, preowned 997.1 GT3s are going for 85-95k (MSRP ranges from $110-140k). The GT3s typically have low mileage <10k miles, and are in good condition, they can be CPO'ed for an extra $2k extending their warranty out to 2013 (comparable to a new 09 TT).
I've driven both cars and definitely appreciate each one's character. The tight/precise feel of the GT3 vs the turbo with its more more refined feel - lot's of power with nice amenities/comfort for daily driving.
I don't want to start another GT3 vs TT thread. I've spent the whole weekend reading up on that never-ending argument.
What I would like to hear is opinions from people who have owned BOTH cars and have put at least 1000 miles on BOTH types of cars (street and/or track driving).I'm coming off of a 997S which I tracked about 10% of the time. I plan on tracking my new car - be it GT3 or TT, at the same rate 10%. Probably 4x per year at PCA events and various clubs. I know the TT will be a good car that will last a long time. But the GT3 will be more fun and "pure" porsche in the short term - and is currently 20k less expensive for the preowned ones.
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Hey Guys,
Thanks for all the good information provided through 6speed. I've been looking for a 997.1 GT3 and while shopping, heard about the great deals on new 09 997 turbos. It looks like I can get a one of the few remaining new 997TTs for about $110k ($140k MSRP). That seems to be a really good discount on a turbo with the last of the reliable race-bred engine. I expect the 2010 TT (with a new unproven engine) to be selling in the $130k+ territory once they are released for sale. New 2010 GT3s are available for 3-5% discount.
Alternatively, preowned 997.1 GT3s are going for 85-95k (MSRP ranges from $110-140k). The GT3s typically have low mileage <10k miles, and are in good condition, they can be CPO'ed for an extra $2k extending their warranty out to 2013 (comparable to a new 09 TT).
I've driven both cars and definitely appreciate each one's character. The tight/precise feel of the GT3 vs the turbo with its more more refined feel - lot's of power with nice amenities/comfort for daily driving.
I don't want to start another GT3 vs TT thread. I've spent the whole weekend reading up on that never-ending argument.
What I would like to hear is opinions from people who have owned BOTH cars and have put at least 1000 miles on BOTH types of cars (street and/or track driving).I'm coming off of a 997S which I tracked about 10% of the time. I plan on tracking my new car - be it GT3 or TT, at the same rate 10%. Probably 4x per year at PCA events and various clubs. I know the TT will be a good car that will last a long time. But the GT3 will be more fun and "pure" porsche in the short term - and is currently 20k less expensive for the preowned ones.
Last edited by pvgolfer; Sep 27, 2009 at 11:05 PM.
havent owned either, but given the huge performance difference in the new models. i would choose either new turbo or new Gt3 RS, considering the major differences i feel the old turbo/RS prices will drop given the demand will now tilt towards the new..
450HP naturally aspirated RS or 500HP turbo is just insane...
450HP naturally aspirated RS or 500HP turbo is just insane...
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