Poll
Question:
What would you blow a peasant's retirement on?
Option 1: 911R
votes: 2
Option 2: LaFerrari
votes: 0
Option 3: P1
votes: 1
Option 4: 918
votes: 1
Option 5: Other (i.e. J35 ITB titanium Exocet)
votes: 1
911Rs are trading hands in the 7 figure range...... what would you pick?
You know I love a doomed project so I'd have to try and fail to build something better. Of the actual cars I think I'd go 911R over the rest
7 figures for a 911R is idiotic.
If I were to spend 7 imaginary figures on a Porsche, it'd have to be on a 918 Spyder, RWB 993, and my new personal favorite, the safari Porsche (https://youtu.be/LWNgs0mvoew)
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P1 easy.
But the real answer is a Superformance GT-40, my current dream car.
No hybrids.
911R...7 figures? Who the fuck?
As much as I love the 911R, at 7 figures it's not going to be a daily driver for me, not to mention the fact that you're paying so much for a parts bin Porsche (best of the best, mind you, but still).
The hypercars don't interest me at all. I'd get a Singer.
People who can buy 1M cars probably don't have daily commutes or only just one car.....
Singers are parts bin cars too :lol:
I would probably do an extreme Singer for the money though. 964 RSR replica
Quote from: 12,000 RPM on October 25, 2016, 05:18:56 PM
People who can buy 1M cars probably don't have daily commutes or only just one car.....
Singers are parts bin cars too :lol:
I would probably do an extreme Singer for the money though. 964 RSR replica
Singers aren't selling for 7 figures, and if I got a 911R or something like that, I'd want to drive it daily. Knowing that it's irreplaceable doesn't help, though. Crash a Singer and they'll build you another one if you have the $$$.
Yeah, Singer's are also parts bin cars by that definition, but they're the best of the best across ALL generations of 911.