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Porsche 911 GT2 RS review - most powerful 911 driven - Autocar

Porsche 911 GT2 RS review - most powerful 911 driven - Autocar

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
The Porsche 911 GT2 RS, then. Take a Porsche 911, add a turbocharged engine that's even more powerful than the one you'll find in a Turbo S, and fit suspension that's even more focused than the GT3 RS. Hey presto; the GT2 RS, a 690bhp, -200, 000, limited-run supercar that's capable of 211mph and a 0-62mph dash in 2. 8 seconds. More than that, it'll lap the Nurburgring in just 6m 47. 3sec. We haven't tested the car at the Nurburgring however, we've driven it in the UK, oddly, across three different locations, squeezing in driving impressions, photographs and video into a very short amount of time. So please enjoy this short first review, and stay tuned for a more in-depth GT2 RS video to come
Date: 2022-04-17

Comments and reviews: 7


You kids don't like a damn review unless the reviewer is jumping thru his own a-hole over the car. All that nonsense isn't necessary for a good car review. Plus Porsche puts limits on early previews. Either way, he said right at the start that this was just a teaser and that there's more to come. Calm tf down.
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How are you going to say that the GT3 and GT3RS are more track focused than the GT2RS? Sorry but I-m honestly triggered and this guy seems like he doesn-t know what he-s talking about. This might be one of the most boring reviews of arguably one of the most exciting cars ever produced
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This reviewer is good, gives so much more insight on the car than your standard Chris Harris review -wow wow wow, unbelievable. just whoa whoa. guys this thing is mental. wow wow-.
Looking forward to the full review.

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My dream car right now. I saw one in the showroom window in Mayfair London on a quiet Sunday, I nearly walked inside but didn't want to torture myself. I'll stick to getting the same performance on 2 wheels.
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For a very exciting car, that is quite probably the least exciting start to a video I've seen. Warning - your viewers may fall to sleep, of boredom.
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-Titanium will catch fire before it melts-
I believe the material you were thinking of was magnesium.
The cage is Titanium though.

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Nice review! Btw magnesium is the metal that can catch fire when welding. Titanium indeed also needs special welding procedures.
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