Carrera GT...in Lambo Orange!

I think it looks great! Who would've thought you need more attention with a car like that!

 

@ a $250k+ premium!

 

economics of rarity....it's worth every penny (of course, i am orange bias )

 

I still like it better in black.

 

wow that looks really nice, but I dont know if its worth the premium in price. Doesnt sample match paint on a pcar only cost like 4k?

 

not worth the price, but i dig it.

 

Not on a Carrera GT. The black calipers cost him $8k.

 

Out of pure curiosity, I'd like to know how it would look in that Saleen S7 red color.

 

hey not to hijack the thread, but how did everything work out with the stuff you PMed me about?

 

lol, that sucks. Spray paint at home depot is 4 dollars a can 5 if you buy the good stuff thats made for the outdoors.

 

i dont feel that orange suits this particular car well.

silver or black fits this car much better.

 

wow i thought that would look terrible but it actually looks way better than yellow on the cgt.

 

wow thats pretty sweet. I agree thats hotter than the yellow color. I still think it looks best in black/black.

 

That is hot as hell.

 

Neat Color. I love the house in the background as well. I think this picture is the best:
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Amazing!!!!!!!

 

being a purist, I still like the Silver with tan interior we went to see at Daniel's in Paramus.

Though the Candy-apple red Saleen S7 at Autorox was so sweet! Way better than the silver/tan Saleens I've seen.

 

Would like to see it in person. Having just sold a black one, i feel confident saying that price is outrageous and out of line.

True, there is one born every minute--but not with that car.

Too soft a car. Bottom line is, you cant drive it. I personally believe Porsche dropped the ball somewhere in the design or engineering process. You cant drive that car on public roadways without planning your trip and knowing every inch of the road youre going to take it on.

 

could you please explain?

 

I was thinking the same thing. What happened John?

 

The car is so freakin low to the ground, if you hit a bump, lump, pavement pitch, slope, incline or whatever you can imagine, youll bottom out the car or at least the front lip spoiler (which is carbon fiber) and God forbid you crack it--youre in for big bucks.

There is no lift system like the Lamborghini's have. Im telling you, the car is absolutely sick, gorgeous and performs. Id take one over an Enzo and im a life long Ferrari man. But when it comes to the design of the car, it really cant be driven on public roadways.

And when I say, "too Soft" a car, i mean the market is very soft. Dealers all over are stuck with brand new ones in their inventory that they cant give away. And are paying a few grand a month for floor plan. Its a sad state for such an incredible machine.

 

I see you are following the CGT market.