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Yes, you are correct, I was just being a smart a$$
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Didn't know the Cayman had a track warranty.....cool.
Not too many car manufacturer's out there that warranty track use.
It's almost always in the fine print of any car manual. Maybe something like a radical - but do they give you 4 years and 50,000 miles - doubt it highly.
My point was, if Porsche is asked to provide their best track car for a track car comparison, I highly doubt the GT division at Porsche would be ignored. You make it sound like Porsche considers their best track worth car to be the Cayman S.
Not too many car manufacturer's out there that warranty track use.
It's almost always in the fine print of any car manual. Maybe something like a radical - but do they give you 4 years and 50,000 miles - doubt it highly.
My point was, if Porsche is asked to provide their best track car for a track car comparison, I highly doubt the GT division at Porsche would be ignored. You make it sound like Porsche considers their best track worth car to be the Cayman S.
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Great choice. The white is one of the best colors in my book for the GT3.
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Has anyone confirmed what the delay is for the 991 GT3s? I've been recently told that all allocations for the US cars (which I'm part of) have been delayed. If anything production might not even start until extremely late this year (Dec?) or even until Q1 next year with cars now not arriving to US shores until March or thereafter?
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