Carrera GT spotted
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Carrera GT spotted
Any body know who this was? I saw a silver 2010 Porsche Carrera GT on Colfax at Sheridan. It was about 12:35 Teusday. Did not recognize it at first since it looks a little Ferrari-ish from the back, but all the lines are Porsche. Maybe the most stunning ride I have ever seen!
I felt like an ugly duckling driving next to it in my Targa.
I felt like an ugly duckling driving next to it in my Targa.
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hate to break it to you but there are no 2010 CGT's...last one was made in 2005...here is an article from January of 2006
Porsche calls it quits for Carrera GT
by John Neff Jan 2nd 2006 at 7:00AM
Porsche announced that it has ended the three-year production run of the Carrera GT by delivering the final unit to a customer in the United Arab Emirates. The last Carrera GT is the 1,111th off the line, which puts the final production run a few hundred or so short of Porsche’s original target of 1,500 copies. Inside Linereports that more than half of all the cars sold ended up in North America, however.
Though only in production for three years, Porsche is calling its Carrera GT the “most successful high-performance sports car of all time.” We’re not sure on what criteria this claim is based, but we’re fairly certain despite never having received one to review (what’s up with that, Porsche?) that the Carrera GT more than held its own in an elite class of autos.
Porsche calls it quits for Carrera GT
by John Neff Jan 2nd 2006 at 7:00AM
Porsche announced that it has ended the three-year production run of the Carrera GT by delivering the final unit to a customer in the United Arab Emirates. The last Carrera GT is the 1,111th off the line, which puts the final production run a few hundred or so short of Porsche’s original target of 1,500 copies. Inside Linereports that more than half of all the cars sold ended up in North America, however.
Though only in production for three years, Porsche is calling its Carrera GT the “most successful high-performance sports car of all time.” We’re not sure on what criteria this claim is based, but we’re fairly certain despite never having received one to review (what’s up with that, Porsche?) that the Carrera GT more than held its own in an elite class of autos.
Last edited by GT3 Chuck; Nov 25, 2009 at 10:14 AM.
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