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rasonline · 10th May 2008, 07:38 PM

i haven't driven the Carerra models but i have had a go with at GT3RS.. For the all out driving experience, that car is just bloody amazing. Just the look and feel, and having the rollcage. Unfortunately can't comment on any of the technical issues / problems.

I have come up against a GT3RS on the highway, twice.. One of these times i was following the Porsche for about 200kms on a trip with twisties and straights. And both times i was driving my Opel/Vauxhall Astra VXR daily driver. Amazingly, the straightline speed wasn't enough to drop me out of sights, but the cornering ability just blew my mind away.

I don't imagine the Carrera models are on the same level, but if they have the same DNA as the GT3RS (N/A, same susp feel only softer??) then bloody hell the C2S has to be the car.

10th May 2008, 07:38 PM	#22 (permalink)
rasonline GTR Register Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: South-East Africa Posts: 1,497	i haven't driven the Carerra models but i have had a go with at GT3RS.. For the all out driving experience, that car is just bloody amazing. Just the look and feel, and having the rollcage. Unfortunately can't comment on any of the technical issues / problems. I have come up against a GT3RS on the highway, twice.. One of these times i was following the Porsche for about 200kms on a trip with twisties and straights. And both times i was driving my Opel/Vauxhall Astra VXR daily driver. Amazingly, the straightline speed wasn't enough to drop me out of sights, but the cornering ability just blew my mind away. I don't imagine the Carrera models are on the same level, but if they have the same DNA as the GT3RS (N/A, same susp feel only softer??) then bloody hell the C2S has to be the car.