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i drove one, it is an incredible car. i let the pdk work its magic and it seemed to read my mind. i was just able to drive flat out immediately because it felt THAT good. problem is the brakes and tires aren't quite up to track duty, as 5/ 6 laps in was all it could handle going flat out. (the Turbo S i drove prior did not have problems with brakes/ tires, but it did overheat after 8 laps) at least i got to see how controllable it was in a slide and it was no sweat at all. porsche did not design this to be the ultimate track car, so it is understandable... it is street biased and wonderfully so. great ride and easy to drive. the noise it makes is even pleasant. the pdk, unlike the dual clutches of ferrari/ gt-r, is completely at home on the street too. great great car.

[QUOTE="HBui39, post: 1642954, member: 25144"] i drove one, it is an incredible car. i let the pdk work its magic and it seemed to read my mind. i was just able to drive flat out immediately because it felt THAT good. problem is the brakes and tires aren't quite up to track duty, as 5/ 6 laps in was all it could handle going flat out. (the Turbo S i drove prior did not have problems with brakes/ tires, but it did overheat after 8 laps) at least i got to see how controllable it was in a slide and it was no sweat at all. porsche did not design this to be the ultimate track car, so it is understandable... it is street biased and wonderfully so. great ride and easy to drive. the noise it makes is even pleasant. the pdk, unlike the dual clutches of ferrari/ gt-r, is completely at home on the street too. great great car. [/QUOTE]

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