Car Spotting

[Joeprez]

Bad pictures of a nice GT3 RS (do all of them come with a roll cage?):









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track pack is a no cost option for ROW cars, but not technically available as OEM in the States due to DOT restrictions.
so, any half cages in cars in the US were sourced and installed after delivery.

Thanks for the info, I didn't remember seeing one with a half cage here.

[aikiman44]

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[aikiman44]

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[andrema]

East Hampton?

[aikiman44]

Close. Sag Harbor.

[Joeprez]

Another Porsche, albeit a more common one. However I love that color.




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[logan2z]

Another Porsche, albeit a more common one. However I love that color.




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Porsche has always had great blues, and this one is no exception.

[CGSshorty]

Check out @colorsofporsche on Instagram.

[unsub073]

Another Porsche, albeit a more common one. However I love that color.




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Porsche has always had great blues, and this one is no exception.

I think they are one of the few car companies that do any color right.

[toxicavenger]

Some reason or another I remember this Porsche have a roll cage in it. A guy at our USPS drives it.

[jtbenson]

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[JDC222]

Some reason or another I remember this Porsche have a roll cage in it. A guy at our USPS drives it.

Love me some Doka!!! They are fetching outrageous prices now, especially the Syncros!

[TLgdeL]

Nice Q7. Oh wait

[Bradystraps]

I totally agree. I’d really like a Subaru WRX STi. It would be perfect for my 3 mile commute - fun to drive, sporty, awd for the winter. Every time I almost buy one, I think back to how pissed I was to find my civic hit and then decide against it. Finding a nice new car hit would probably give me an aneurysm.

You should get one while you still can. Compared to most other cars on the market, the WRX STi is still pretty analog.

They’re selling the current version until at least 2020, so I still might. Lots of house related expenses though.

I was considering one but thought it was to “young” for my recently hit 50. . Decided on the 335 xDruve M Sport instead.
If I were to get an STI down the road I’d need to exclude the whale tale.

[toxicavenger]

Some reason or another I remember this Porsche have a roll cage in it. A guy at our USPS drives it.

Love me some Doka!!! They are fetching outrageous prices now, especially the Syncros!

And they are absolute rust buckets. Not to mention headgasket on them suck. Worse than subaru's But still cool

[JDC222]

Some reason or another I remember this Porsche have a roll cage in it. A guy at our USPS drives it.

Love me some Doka!!! They are fetching outrageous prices now, especially the Syncros!

And they are absolute rust buckets. Not to mention headgasket on them suck. Worse than subaru's But still cool

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[JP Chestnut]

I totally agree. I’d really like a Subaru WRX STi. It would be perfect for my 3 mile commute - fun to drive, sporty, awd for the winter. Every time I almost buy one, I think back to how pissed I was to find my civic hit and then decide against it. Finding a nice new car hit would probably give me an aneurysm.

You should get one while you still can. Compared to most other cars on the market, the WRX STi is still pretty analog.

They’re selling the current version until at least 2020, so I still might. Lots of house related expenses though.

I was considering one but thought it was to “young” for my recently hit 50. . Decided on the 335 xDruve M Sport instead.
If I were to get an STI down the road I’d need to exclude the whale tale.

I'm young at heart. Mine would be world rally blue with gold BBS rims and the hugest wing:


I only drive two miles a day so I want maximum fun.

[JDC222]

I totally agree. I’d really like a Subaru WRX STi. It would be perfect for my 3 mile commute - fun to drive, sporty, awd for the winter. Every time I almost buy one, I think back to how pissed I was to find my civic hit and then decide against it. Finding a nice new car hit would probably give me an aneurysm.

You should get one while you still can. Compared to most other cars on the market, the WRX STi is still pretty analog.

They’re selling the current version until at least 2020, so I still might. Lots of house related expenses though.

I was considering one but thought it was to “young” for my recently hit 50. . Decided on the 335 xDruve M Sport instead.
If I were to get an STI down the road I’d need to exclude the whale tale.

I'm young at heart. Mine would be world rally blue with gold BBS rims and the hugest wing:


I only drive two miles a day so I want maximum fun.

[JP Chestnut]

I totally agree. I’d really like a Subaru WRX STi. It would be perfect for my 3 mile commute - fun to drive, sporty, awd for the winter. Every time I almost buy one, I think back to how pissed I was to find my civic hit and then decide against it. Finding a nice new car hit would probably give me an aneurysm.

You should get one while you still can. Compared to most other cars on the market, the WRX STi is still pretty analog.

They’re selling the current version until at least 2020, so I still might. Lots of house related expenses though.

I was considering one but thought it was to “young” for my recently hit 50. . Decided on the 335 xDruve M Sport instead.
If I were to get an STI down the road I’d need to exclude the whale tale.

I'm young at heart. Mine would be world rally blue with gold BBS rims and the hugest wing:


I only drive two miles a day so I want maximum fun.

That doesn't look fun in 10 inches of snow. I managed to get through one winter up here in my Civic but there were some damn scary drives into work, and I can't get my car out of the garage unless the driveway is perfectly shoveled. My wife's Outback just goes right up it. I never had an issue in Michigan, but it's so hilly here.

If I lived somewhere with good weather, I'd just buy a C6 ZO6 Corvette and call it a day. Here, I'm not sure even something like a Civic Type R would be OK in the winter when fitted with snow tires.

[JDC222]

I totally agree. I’d really like a Subaru WRX STi. It would be perfect for my 3 mile commute - fun to drive, sporty, awd for the winter. Every time I almost buy one, I think back to how pissed I was to find my civic hit and then decide against it. Finding a nice new car hit would probably give me an aneurysm.

You should get one while you still can. Compared to most other cars on the market, the WRX STi is still pretty analog.

They’re selling the current version until at least 2020, so I still might. Lots of house related expenses though.

I was considering one but thought it was to “young” for my recently hit 50. . Decided on the 335 xDruve M Sport instead.
If I were to get an STI down the road I’d need to exclude the whale tale.

I'm young at heart. Mine would be world rally blue with gold BBS rims and the hugest wing:


I only drive two miles a day so I want maximum fun.

That doesn't look fun in 10 inches of snow. I managed to get through one winter up here in my Civic but there were some damn scary drives into work, and I can't get my car out of the garage unless the driveway is perfectly shoveled. My wife's Outback just goes right up it. I never had an issue in Michigan, but it's so hilly here.

If I lived somewhere with good weather, I'd just buy a C6 ZO6 Corvette and call it a day. Here, I'm not sure even something like a Civic Type R would be OK in the winter when fitted with snow tires.

VW Golf Country is your car

[dukerules]

I totally agree. I’d really like a Subaru WRX STi. It would be perfect for my 3 mile commute - fun to drive, sporty, awd for the winter. Every time I almost buy one, I think back to how pissed I was to find my civic hit and then decide against it. Finding a nice new car hit would probably give me an aneurysm.

You should get one while you still can. Compared to most other cars on the market, the WRX STi is still pretty analog.

They’re selling the current version until at least 2020, so I still might. Lots of house related expenses though.

I was considering one but thought it was to “young” for my recently hit 50. . Decided on the 335 xDruve M Sport instead.
If I were to get an STI down the road I’d need to exclude the whale tale.

I'm young at heart. Mine would be world rally blue with gold BBS rims and the hugest wing:


I only drive two miles a day so I want maximum fun.

That doesn't look fun in 10 inches of snow. I managed to get through one winter up here in my Civic but there were some damn scary drives into work, and I can't get my car out of the garage unless the driveway is perfectly shoveled. My wife's Outback just goes right up it. I never had an issue in Michigan, but it's so hilly here.

If I lived somewhere with good weather, I'd just buy a C6 ZO6 Corvette and call it a day. Here, I'm not sure even something like a Civic Type R would be OK in the winter when fitted with snow tires.

I'm not a big Corvette guy, but I'd pay the extra money for a C7 over a C6 all day long.

Civic type R is undeniably sweet...but that damn goofy wing kills it for me.

[JP Chestnut]

I don’t want an understated car. As long as it’s functional, it’s good with me. I’d drive a 911 rsr if i could.

[Joeprez]

I totally agree. I’d really like a Subaru WRX STi. It would be perfect for my 3 mile commute - fun to drive, sporty, awd for the winter. Every time I almost buy one, I think back to how pissed I was to find my civic hit and then decide against it. Finding a nice new car hit would probably give me an aneurysm.

You should get one while you still can. Compared to most other cars on the market, the WRX STi is still pretty analog.

They’re selling the current version until at least 2020, so I still might. Lots of house related expenses though.

I was considering one but thought it was to “young” for my recently hit 50. . Decided on the 335 xDruve M Sport instead.
If I were to get an STI down the road I’d need to exclude the whale tale.

I'm young at heart. Mine would be world rally blue with gold BBS rims and the hugest wing:


I only drive two miles a day so I want maximum fun.

I really like them, fun car.


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[Joeprez]

Never seen a 356 on the streets here. Wonder if its a real one or a kit:








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