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hot 918 Spyder pictured in Martini livery

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Looking very nice, even if it does seem to me to look like the lovechild of an R8 and a Ferrari.

Porsche must be gutted its been 'caught'... :hand:
 
Chris W said:
Looking very nice, even if it does seem to me to look like the lovechild of an R8 and a Ferrari.

Porsche must be gutted its been 'caught'... :hand:
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Agreed, it's looking a bit homogeneous.

It was caught because Porsche wanted it to be "caught".
 
Chris W said:
R8 and a Ferrari
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Exactly, absolutely exactly what I thought.

It's a very nice looking car mind, albeit a little bit generic and lazy in design.
:thumb:
 
Having said that really its very clear the design heritage is pure Porsche and not Ferrari or Audi....just look at a few pics of the 904 from 1965 and its the others that are being lazy and Porsche doing what they do best.

Fair play Stuttgart. :thumb:

A bit off topic but all these cars are getting massive with huge prices too. Who's going to break the mould and do a really cool looking City-size single seater we can all buy? Some of these road-going quad bikes are still to look ok....
 
918 spotted at the 'Ring in Martini Gear

 

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Sounds really good doesn't it? For some reason I wasn't expecting it to sound like a monster due to all the talk about hybrid electric this that blah blah stuff :thumb:
 
Looks lovely. Just the front air ducts that look a little yesteryear Ferrari.

But just look at those exhaust pipes - you'll be able to flame grill pedestrians at that height!
 
akis said:
Looks lovely. Just the front air ducts that look a little yesteryear Ferrari.

But just look at those exhaust pipes - you'll be able to flame grill pedestrians at that height!
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What with the leccy on??

Btw this won't be the lightest car on the track at almost 1700Kg!!!! :eek:
 
s2000db said:
akis said:
Looks lovely. Just the front air ducts that look a little yesteryear Ferrari.

But just look at those exhaust pipes - you'll be able to flame grill pedestrians at that height!
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What with the leccy on??

Btw this won't be the lightest car on the track at almost 1700Kg!!!! :eek:
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Of course - numpty ! But why the zorts ?
 
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