crayphile:Porker:I absolutely love those. Any chance you'd consider one?
Deposit went in during 2017 .
So either they disappeared with your cash or the build takes a while?
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Have any cars been delivered to customers by now? Such a project takes a lot of time, effort and resources, actually quite a bit for a small-scale manufacturer as Ruf.
Nonetheless quite impressive considering that they developed their own mid-engined sports car a couple years ago as well.
Ferdie:Have any cars been delivered to customers by now? Such a project takes a lot of time, effort and resources, actually quite a bit for a small-scale manufacturer as Ruf.
Nonetheless quite impressive considering that they developed their own mid-engined sports car a couple years ago as well.
The yellow one on the stand was the first customer car.
Mar 11, 2019 9:34:26 AM
This Ruf was randomly displayed at Essen this year, loving what Ruf is doing - the new CTR is an amazing creation absolutely incredible project can't wait to hear more when you take delivery Cray
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Joost:Wow Cray, I can't wait to see the pictures of your Singer and the RUF together! Do you want to tell more about the specs of your CTR?
I asked for a late build car from the originally announced run of 30 so not at spec stage for a while. Leaning towards orange though.
The car looks a bit cartoonish but I guess this is actually a plus for it, considering it's price...
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I am more interested in the NA version (Green one above), the SCR (with 4.0L and 510hp):
https://ruf-automobile.de/en/modell/ruf-scr/
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Grant:I am more interested in the NA version (Green one above), the SCR (with 4.0L and 510hp):
https://ruf-automobile.de/en/modell/ruf-scr/
That is lovely too. Does not have the CTR "cachet" though.
crayphile:Joost:Wow Cray, I can't wait to see the pictures of your Singer and the RUF together! Do you want to tell more about the specs of your CTR?
I asked for a late build car from the originally announced run of 30 so not at spec stage for a while. Leaning towards orange though.
That sounds pretty spectacular! (My all time favorite except for maybe a Singer would be an orange RS2.7...) Any idea when the car is planned to be ready for spec and delivery?
Porsche, separates Le Mans from Le Boys
Joost:crayphile:Joost:Wow Cray, I can't wait to see the pictures of your Singer and the RUF together! Do you want to tell more about the specs of your CTR?
I asked for a late build car from the originally announced run of 30 so not at spec stage for a while. Leaning towards orange though.
That sounds pretty spectacular! (My all time favorite except for maybe a Singer would be an orange RS2.7...) Any idea when the car is planned to be ready for spec and delivery?
No word yet on spec date.
Jun 19, 2019 3:41:41 AM
huangester:How much is this new CTR going to cost? US250K?
$793k US
https://carbuzz.com/news/ruf-ctr-lands-in-geneva-with-793000-price-tag
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Styling wise, In always find the RUFs a bit awkward... like their designer is not so good with 3D rendering programs. It seems like RUF has seen the success of Singer and wants to pick some of the grains -understandably. I'm not sure whether the two are complementary, or two of a kind.
Anyway, congrats to those who have one on order!
Porsche, separates Le Mans from Le Boys
While the exterior of the Singer and Ruf may have similarities, they are very different under the skin (the Singer is a 964-era 911 from 1989-1994) and the Ruf is a completely new carbon tub with racecar like pushrod suspension, etc.
But the air-cooled engine that Singer has designed with Williams F1 is beyond awesome. Would be interesting to see a marriage of Ruf carbon chassis with Singer/Williams air-cooled 4-valve >9,000 rpm engine:
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Jun 19, 2019 4:35:11 PM
Jun 19, 2019 5:53:32 PM
Carlos from Spain:Easy, buy a CTR and use it as a donor for a Singer, problem solved, what is a couple of mill anyway
18 GT3 Manual, 73 Carrera RS 2.7 Carbon Fiber replica (1,890 lbs), 06 EVO9 with track mods. Former: 16 Cayman GT4, 73 911S, Two 951S's, 996 C2, 993 C2, 98 Ferrari 550, 79 635CSi
Joost:Styling wise, In always find the RUFs a bit awkward... like their designer is not so good with 3D rendering programs. It seems like RUF has seen the success of Singer and wants to pick some of the grains -understandably. I'm not sure whether the two are complementary, or two of a kind.
Anyway, congrats to those who have one on order!
There really is no comparison between Singer and the RUF CTR. Completely different ethos between the two. I think of them as complementary.
crayphile:There really is no comparison between Singer and the RUF CTR. Completely different ethos between the two. I think of them as complementary.
I agree and wish I could afford to let them complement each other in my garage
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Jun 19, 2019 8:36:25 PM
If I had to choose, I'd prefer the Singer, to me the Singer is still a Porsche at heart, and also the craftsmanship is mind blowing. The track car abilities is not at the top of the priorities in these type of cars, for me at least. The character, history, attention to detail, etc is.
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