Apr 25, 2007 2:08:08 PM
Apr 25, 2007 2:42:40 PM
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janus said:
I gues the fuel consuption is good...
I don't expect this car to be very popular at least not here in Cro, and not like a white 997 Turbo is
Apr 25, 2007 3:02:36 PM
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Ron (Houston) said:
I wish I kept practicing my German when I knew a bit about it .
Apr 25, 2007 3:05:29 PM
Apr 25, 2007 3:50:28 PM
Apr 25, 2007 4:00:07 PM
Apr 25, 2007 5:18:10 PM
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Ron (Houston) said:
I wish I kept practicing my German when I knew a bit about it .
Here are some highlights of the article:
> perfect GT for a mature clientele
> perfect for sportscar beginners, as the car is very well balanced and forgiving
> very good chassis which certainly can handle more hp (of course we all know that it has to very soon )
> they liked the engine (very elastic, nice sound)
> clutch is very easy to operate, smooth start off the line etc.
> precise gearbox
> steering: if you have to sneeze while keeping your hands on the wheel, the car won't change direction
> 200 km/h feels like 130 km/h....
> despite the 4wd you can evoke some mild oversteer when playing with the throttle
> car is very comfortable for long distance spins
> in the right hands on the track it should be serious competition for 997TT, F430 and Gallardo (this final statement does not seem to fit too well with the core messages of the artice )
Overall it sounds to me like another egg-laying-wool-milk-pig (mix of sportscar/GT-Autobahn-cruiser/comfort car)
Apr 25, 2007 5:47:51 PM
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KresoF1 said:
Carlos, here we go...
997 Carrera S
0-100km/h: 4.7s
0-160km/h:10.6s
0-200km/h:16.5s
1469kg
Porsche 997 Carrera S(X51) with -20mm/LSD
0-100km/h: 4.4s
0-160km/h: 9.8s
0-200km/h:15.0s
1478kg
Slalom 18m 68.6km/h
ISO 147.2km/h
Apr 25, 2007 7:18:48 PM
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Carlos from Spain said:
420HP and its still slower than the 355HP 997S
Its slow, heavy but at the same time with a mid-negine layout ala dedicated sportcar concept. If you are going to make it mid-engine you better make it perform and handle (like a Gallardo for example) to match otherwise its going to look like a wannabe
Disappointing IMO, it looks like "objective not achieved" project in my view. I was never expecting Audi to make a breakthrough in real sportcars anyway. However the real objective is sales so if it sells well then there is nothing to critizise.
Apr 25, 2007 7:20:55 PM
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KresoF1 said:
Stefan,
You have a bottle of Chivas plus some nice Croatian wine from me.
You were right, 0-200km/h is really slow...
That's fine, Kreso, but get it over here with the 997tt, with the R8 it would get too warm...
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janus said:
@KresoF1: Hehe, something like that, although I think there are at least 3 white TT997 in Zg, beside the on you mentioned, one them on some green plates and one on some redish (if I remembered correctly) + white GT3 on Vanuatu
Back OT: Ist the r8 really so heavy compared to 997, DAMN, why??
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KresoF1 said:
Stefan,
You have a bottle of Chivas plus some nice Croatian wine from me.
You were right, 0-200km/h is really slow...
That's fine, Kreso, but get it over here with the 997tt, with the R8 it would get too warm...
Then you will have to wait till end of the summer...
Actually, FEDEX was my prime idea!
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Carlos from Spain said:
420HP and its still slower than the 355HP 997S
Its slow, heavy but at the same time with a mid-negine layout ala dedicated sportcar concept. If you are going to make it mid-engine you better make it perform and handle (like a Gallardo for example) to match otherwise its going to look like a wannabe
Disappointing IMO, it looks like "objective not achieved" project in my view. I was never expecting Audi to make a breakthrough in real sportcars anyway. However the real objective is sales so if it sells well then there is nothing to critizise.
Well gentlemen, who predicted it first?