Previous C63 Owners: What Did You Get Next?
Mustang GT350/GT350R
Audi R8
Cadillac CTS-V (prior gen)
Maybe,maybe a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8
and of course an E63.
" Originally Posted by fkfleischli View Post
911 GT3. It handles better and is quicker than the 911 Turbo, as it is noticeably lighter. It points really well at turn in, huge brakes, and gives great feedback at the limit. The naturally aspirated motor is terrifically responsive, has a great growl, and more than fun. Importantly, it has nearly the insanity of the C63.
It technically doesn't handle better due to the factory using GT tires and not R compound tires.The GT3 uses softer tires.
it's faster around many tracks than the GT3. It's absolutely not quicker. Both turn in really well and have great brakes. The GT3 advantage is price, weight and NA."
Maz, I tested back to back different iterations of Turbos and GT3s in Atlanta last Spring. For my driving style the lighter weight of the GT3 made the car much more responsive, and it was consistently quicker on the timing board, than the Turbo. I will say the GT3 tires did not inspire confidence. When sliding a corner I did not know when they were going to take a set, and worse yet, not uncommonly they would initially take a false set, then slide a bit more (kind of like Indycars "reds"). Our suggestion was that they should use a different tire going forward.
Having said the above, cars are very much like wine, inasmuch as we can differ in our opinions, and yet both of us are correct.
Maz, I tested back to back different iterations of Turbos and GT3s in Atlanta last Spring. For my driving style the lighter weight of the GT3 made the car much more responsive, and it was consistently quicker on the timing board, than the Turbo. I will say the GT3 tires did not inspire confidence. When sliding a corner I did not know when they were going to take a set, and worse yet, not uncommonly they would initially take a false set, then slide a bit more (kind of like Indycars "reds"). Our suggestion was that they should use a different tire going forward.
Having said the above, cars are very much like wine, inasmuch as we can differ in our opinions, and yet both of us are correct.

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No love for the Alfa? It comes sometime in 2017 to the US.
Not sure if its a really good choice or a bad choice lol.
I go to Europe all the time but in the US it will be different :S

And it sounds great! Though not sure I'd want to own an 80K Alfa that was out of warrenty...








https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/d...7852/overview/
Looking around just that site, there are plenty of late-model (2011-2013) black Turbo S's around to be had for under $100k. Hmmmm.....




I agree the biggest thing is that is doesn't come in manual...honestly that's one of the most important things and that kind of is a killer...
Plus first gen of a euro car is probably not a good idea...so tempting thoooooooooo
Also quadrifoglio means four leaf clover in italian, hence the badge. I don't mind it.
I like to joke around and call it the quattro formaggio

It's also fun to drive a car that 95% of the US population doesn't know exists.
Whats an alfa romero? lmao
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