Walter's car looks great too.

Nice pics btw

 

Hate to say this but I wholeheartedly agree with jamie. I dig the orange accents and although I can see your point, removing them doesn't make it look better.

 

Woo...Call me stoggy, but aren't these color combos a bit over the top for a Porsche? I had plans to order the orange one at first sight, but now I think any of the color combos could lead to buyers remorse, especially during a hangover. Am I alone on this and just getting too old?

 

I swear, something that just makes me laugh is how many people say that Porsche lacks creativity when it comes to differentiating their higher end cars and that sometimes they're just too pedestrian. I don't necessarily agree with those assumptions. In this case Porsche is definitely reaching out to address those people. Let's remember who the GT3RS is geared towards. Not your everyday daily driver. This is a car to be driven on the track as often if not more so than on the road. Also, this car will look every bit as attention getting sitting in front of your favorite high end restaraunt or Hotel as the Lambo or F-car right beside it. I say Kudo's to Porsche for trying something different while still paying homage to the old RS' cars of the early '73 and '74. Infact the colors remind me of the IROC cars of '74, so there's a more than a little racing heritage behind the colors and flash.

 

What happened to the pics?

 

Damn, I want to see these pics too.

 

I don't know what happened to them, but here is the original article with the pictures in Italian is here:

http://www.automobilismo.it/edisport...5?OpenDocument

-z

 

Let's try this again!
-z

 

Orange is pure sex. The black wheels make it look awesome. Whereas I think Orange wheels, on any car, look a bit tacky.

 

dude those rear tires are huge!!!! and that truck i love it

 

Hey, I think the orange and green look GREAT...of course, I'm looking for an orange or green Gallardo, so I might not be the best one to ask...