Porsche GT4 RS: 0-60, 1/4 mile, Sound, Brake & Handling Test
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Date: 2022-04-11
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Porsche
3. 3 seconds from 0-60 mph with cold tires isn't very surprising at all. This is slower than Porsche claims from 0-60 mph. But we all know, that this is totally impossible for a Porsche, because every single new Porsche of the last 20 years has been much quicker than its claimed figures. The 718 GT4 RS would be much quicker than 3. 3 seconds at warmer conditions.
The 718 GT4 RS is much quicker, because it has the same power to weight-ratio like the Porsche 992 911 GT3, which has much better acceleration numbers.
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3. 3 seconds from 0-60 mph with cold tires isn't very surprising at all. This is slower than Porsche claims from 0-60 mph. But we all know, that this is totally impossible for a Porsche, because every single new Porsche of the last 20 years has been much quicker than its claimed figures. The 718 GT4 RS would be much quicker than 3. 3 seconds at warmer conditions.
The 718 GT4 RS is much quicker, because it has the same power to weight-ratio like the Porsche 992 911 GT3, which has much better acceleration numbers.
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F100
Repairpal repair invoice analytics:
-The Porsche Reliability Rating is 2. 0 out of 5. 0, which ranks it 32nd out of 32 for all car brands. This rating is based on an average across 345 unique models. The average annual repair cost for a Porsche is $1, 192, which means it has below average ownership costs. The other factors that contribute to Porsche reliability include an average of 0. 8 visits to a repair shop per year and a 21% probability of a repair being severe. -
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Repairpal repair invoice analytics:
-The Porsche Reliability Rating is 2. 0 out of 5. 0, which ranks it 32nd out of 32 for all car brands. This rating is based on an average across 345 unique models. The average annual repair cost for a Porsche is $1, 192, which means it has below average ownership costs. The other factors that contribute to Porsche reliability include an average of 0. 8 visits to a repair shop per year and a 21% probability of a repair being severe. -
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Repairpal invoice analytics:
The Porsche Reliability Rating is 2. 0 out of 5. 0, which ranks it 32nd out of 32 for all car brands. This rating is based on an average across 345 unique models. The average annual repair cost for a Porsche is $1, 192, which means it has below average ownership costs. The other factors that contribute to Porsche reliability include an average of 0. 8 visits to a repair shop per year and a 21% probability of a repair being severe.
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Repairpal invoice analytics:
The Porsche Reliability Rating is 2. 0 out of 5. 0, which ranks it 32nd out of 32 for all car brands. This rating is based on an average across 345 unique models. The average annual repair cost for a Porsche is $1, 192, which means it has below average ownership costs. The other factors that contribute to Porsche reliability include an average of 0. 8 visits to a repair shop per year and a 21% probability of a repair being severe.
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Easy
Porsche claims GT4RS and GT3 have identical 0-100kmph and quarter mile times but Matt got better times with the GT3 (some test cars get worn tyres after lots of reviews but who knows. Another reviewer did the 0-100kmph in 2. 96. No reviewer has yet pointed out that Porsche claim the GT4RS is a FULL second quicker 0-200 kmph than the GT3.
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Porsche claims GT4RS and GT3 have identical 0-100kmph and quarter mile times but Matt got better times with the GT3 (some test cars get worn tyres after lots of reviews but who knows. Another reviewer did the 0-100kmph in 2. 96. No reviewer has yet pointed out that Porsche claim the GT4RS is a FULL second quicker 0-200 kmph than the GT3.
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Poppa
Hmmm a drivers car with an auto, not my idea of fun, can you please do the same tests with a manual as that's so much more engaging to drive and makes you become 1 with the machine. I own 2 cars that never had an auto option, and I'll never look back.
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Hmmm a drivers car with an auto, not my idea of fun, can you please do the same tests with a manual as that's so much more engaging to drive and makes you become 1 with the machine. I own 2 cars that never had an auto option, and I'll never look back.
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svoncampe
Why do people keep talking about -pretty soon- there won-t being any more cars like this on account of everything going electric? The leftist green new deal people must be doing something right because so many are buying into that b/s.
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Why do people keep talking about -pretty soon- there won-t being any more cars like this on account of everything going electric? The leftist green new deal people must be doing something right because so many are buying into that b/s.
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viasevenvai
Not offering a manual when the car is designed to be the ultimate weapon is crazy. It-s no doubt insanely fast but you can get used to almost any speed. Shifting gears should be more cherished in today-s world.
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Not offering a manual when the car is designed to be the ultimate weapon is crazy. It-s no doubt insanely fast but you can get used to almost any speed. Shifting gears should be more cherished in today-s world.
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Ez_V
Oh my. My dream Porsche is quite unobtainable (991. 2 GT2RS) and this car might solved that problem i love this cayman GT4RS when i first saw its teaser review also here in carwow i already know it will be a beast
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Oh my. My dream Porsche is quite unobtainable (991. 2 GT2RS) and this car might solved that problem i love this cayman GT4RS when i first saw its teaser review also here in carwow i already know it will be a beast
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Andre
Carwow! If the car you are reviewing has a soft limiter, put the car in neutral and let it roll just the slightest then rev it. There will be no more soft limiter I do this with me C63 all the time
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Carwow! If the car you are reviewing has a soft limiter, put the car in neutral and let it roll just the slightest then rev it. There will be no more soft limiter I do this with me C63 all the time
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The
Awesome car, awesome review. Damn that looked like fun.
That 80 metres to stop is pretty sobering though. Not a high survivability rate if you hit a tree or solid stationary object at that speed.
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Awesome car, awesome review. Damn that looked like fun.
That 80 metres to stop is pretty sobering though. Not a high survivability rate if you hit a tree or solid stationary object at that speed.
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