The 911R is going for insane re-sale prices mostly because it’s a limited edition, not because of the 6 speed gearbox. You can order as many 2018 GT3's as you want, but they still won’t be a 911R.

Yup...came here to post the same.

I was planning on going to the Formula E race until I realized it was the same weekend as the Porsche GT4 ClubSport races in Monticello, NY. I’d rather spend a hot summer day at the Catskills track instead of parking lot of an industrial parking lot in Brooklyn.

The altitudes should be in feet (not miles), and the link for the MQ-9 you referenced shows a cruising speed of 234 mph (not 194).

Blasphemy.

Awful pictures sent out by Ferrari. White on grey background. Looks like a rough draft/proof.

This is one of the very few cars that I saw in person on the road not long after I first saw some pictures of it. As I pulled up behind one at a light, I thought to myself “what the hell is that?” After getting a glimpse of the side profile and watching it pull away, I was sold.

I think a Mercedes E63 would be a comparable sedan. With a 21 gallon tank, and driven fairly aggressively at ~18 mpg, you’re still looking at 350 miles before you start worrying about making a stop. With a Tesla, you’re probably at 250 or less, considering your options for charging up are much fewer and far between…

If you start at the charging station in York, ME and take I95 through Rhode Island, eventually ending at the supercharger in Paramus, NJ, you can hit seven states. Just don’t hit traffic, turn on the heat, drive too fast, or turn on the radio....

Yeah. Just looks different/more rounded than the older ones.

Forget the forward wing, what this little baby blimp thing? Testing probe?

He wasn’t registering 20R? If that’s the case, there’s an even bigger problem. This is his primary airport, and he lands his private jet here all the time.

This is a better angle of his botched approach. And yes, he was directly above the 737.

Most airlines will edit any extreme nudity, violence or profanity of the content provided, it all depends on the region and the airline. There’s a company that does it for them.

Some say the headlights remind them of the Boxster. Other say it reminds them of one of the greatest 911's ever made and raced.

I’m assuming he landed on the smaller taxiway next to the runway, and not the apron, in which case he passed over the 737 that was perpendicular and waiting for him to land on 20L before it proceeded to 20R. Inexcusable, but would appear to an old fella as the same color and length of 20L.

A 911R sold yesterday for $547,000.

One sold yesterday for $547,000

Comparing apples to apples, the 87 Civic models had between 60 and 90 hp. No one is looking at buying used base 944 to run at the dragstrip. It’s still CP, as your first year of repairs/update could easily add 50% to the purchase price.