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Originally Posted by RPI-M5
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Originally Posted by XMDOG
No air suspension, no rear axles turning. Bye bye M8GC. Stick with my Panamera Turbo.
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Funny you say that. Very true. I will give the looks though to the BMW, I think it's stellar but with that logic, your right, I bet the P is still the better drivers car. |
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Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan
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Originally Posted by F82PRETEND
I saw the M850i Gran Coupe in the showroom when I picked up my car from service about 10 days ago. It is indeed a gorgeous package and the full blown Ms should be even better in person. That said, for $140-150k, hands down 992S stripper model with enough change leftover for a (relatively) pedestrian American SUV, heavily discounted of course.
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For the money I would mosey right on over to Porsche and drive off in a GT3. |
Neither the Panamera Turbo or the GT3 are comparable in price range. You can have a well optioned M8GC for 160k. a similar optioned Panamera Turbo would be upwards of 190-200k. GT3 is over 200k, 2 doors, and a purpose built racecar.
The M8GC has a major power advantage over the Panamera Turbo, but nod to the Panamera on instrument cluster, transmission, and braking. I still cannot get behind the Live Cockpit. It almost kills the entire car for me, and why I decided to get a 2019 F90 vs a 2020 |
The purpose for me having the Panamera turbo is because I have a family with 2 babies ( 2 years old, and one 11 months). I need a four door car that I can enjoy driving and serve the needed. I can get a GT3 but it might just sit in the garage forever.
Therefore my choice will be only M8GC or Panamera turbo or GTS( the power is good enough for me). And I am never a fan of Mercedes or Audi.