Steve Sutcliffe drives the new £100,000 Porsche 911 GT3. Could it be the world's best sports car? You bet it could.
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Ray6O
Sorry but......
......driving that fast with the back out sliding all over the place on a public road is just unacceptable. Add in the 'not my car' aspect to the situation and with the traction control clearly switched off, there is a truly dangerous situation. How long before someone is killed?
I'd rather you did NO video at all if this is what you intend to show.
robhardyuk
Zzz
Yawn.
This 'Ray6O' dudes basically registered using a O on the end of his name instead of a 0, to look like someone else so it appears they are instead moaning.
If you don't like the videos then p!ss off.
Tool.
Matty_Hall
@Ray60 What?!
Did you mean to search for the Highways Agency and accidentally ended up on a website for car enthusiasts?
Firstly, are you aware that Steve is one of the best drivers in the car journalism industry? He isn't your average journo who knows how to get the back end out!
How many other cars did you see on that public road? I'll give you a clue, the answer is between one and minus one!
Furthermore, even if Steve was just your average Joe, the camera car filming from in front has obviously seen the clear road ahead before Steve gets round the bend. He knows it's clear from the camera car, and therefore can safely give it the beans!
Leave us petrol heads alone, please.
Peter Cavellini
Aw! come on!!!!!
Ray60@
I gather your taking the urine here?....no!,aren't Buses wonderful these days.I think i saw one vehicle,a Van i think,hardly endangering life or limb is it?
Peter Cavellini.
rgt88
Ray60 stop being a troll and
Ray60 stop being a troll and making these statements on every single AutoCar video. Did it ever cross your mind that perhaps this stretch of road was shut down for the filming, or if it is a route that is no longer in use by major traffic? At least ask these questions before jumping to your conclusion. Meanwhile, enjoy your electric dream car Nissan Leaf.
Adeum
I must say...
You are the troll. Do you really think these guys are just blindling sliding around these tight curves? How do you explain the camera man being on the exit of the curve filming him then? These guys set up cameras on a curve, check to see if it's clear, then they go ahead and film the shot. All it takes is simple editing to make it look like everything was spur of the moment and done in one continuous take, but all it takes is a very slight inkling of mind-power to realize this is a very controlled environment.
sam.young9656
a car has become a basic
a car has become a basic necessity, not a luxury. Almost every family owns a car for local commuting. In case, you are traveling out of town where you are not taking your own vehicle, you can turn to car rental agencies.
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GeToD
Fantastic
Thanks Steve, great review of a fantastic car. Ignore the wild left wing protectomaniacs who would have us WALK around with airbags. Life is dangerous..... live with it.
GeToD
Quadcamboy
Oh Please?
I do belive What Car is available Ray..
Cobnapint
THE BEST. End of...
What a total, utter, perfectly honed WEAPON (not you Steve).
This is easily the best 911 Porsche has ever engineered, and if both Sutcliffe and Harris (PH) can come to the same jaw-at-lowest-setting conclusion, then you can bet your house and all it's belongings on this thing being very very, and thrice, very special indeed.
And all for 'just' £100k. OK, it won't turn quite as many 'uninitiated' heads as a Ferrari, but in many ways that just makes it even more desirable.
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