The Topaz gang completely redo an already insane 991.2 Porsche GT2 RS. Grab a snack.
Video courtesy of TopazDetailing.
Showing posts with label 911 GT2 RS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 911 GT2 RS. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 4, 2021
Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Enthusiast Topic: My Last Day With The Porsche GT2 RS Weissach | German Autobahn! (CarsWithLuke)
Luke spends another lovely day with that lovely black Porsche 991.2 GT2 RS, this time on the autobahn.
Video courtesy of CarsWithLuke.
Video courtesy of CarsWithLuke.
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Enthusiast Topic: My Friend Bought A Stealth Porsche GT2 RS Weissach!! (CarsWithLuke)
Luke plays with a Porsche 911 GT2 RS with the Weissach Package in the mountains.
Video courtesy of CarsWithLuke.
Monday, September 16, 2019
Enthusiast Topic: Greatest Porsche GTs: 718 Cayman GT4 meets 911 GT2 RS and GT3 RS | Autocar heroes (Autocar)
Matt plays with some of the best Porsche GT cars, including the 997 GT3RS, 991.2GT2RS and 718 GT4, to see which has the edge and which have
Video courtesy of Autocar.
Video courtesy of Autocar.
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Track Pron: Ferrari Pista vs Porsche GT2 RS lap times! w/ Aventador SVJ vs McLaren Senna. Silverstone w/ Topaz (Lovecars)
Lovecars crew pits four of the top track supercars out right now against one another; Lamborghini Aventador SVJ, Manthey Racing Porsche 911 GT2 RS, Ferrari 488 Pista and McLaren Senna. Guest racing driver is Le Mans competitor, Oliver Webb.
Video courtesy of Lovecars.
Video courtesy of Lovecars.
Monday, April 15, 2019
Thursday, December 13, 2018
What to watch this Weekend (Dec 15th - Dec 19th)
- Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 7pm - 7:30pm (MotorTrendHD) replay
- Motorweek. Tuesday @ 7:30pm - 8pm (MotorTrendHD) replay
- Bitchin Rides. Tuesday @ 9pm - 10pm (MotorTrendHD) new
- Hand Build Hot Rods. Wednesday @ 5pm - 6pm (MotorTrendHD) replay
Enjoy your weekends.
Video courtesy of PCAHQ.
Monday, October 15, 2018
Track Pron: Ford GT v Porsche 911 GT2 RS v Mercedes-AMG GT R v Lotus Exige Cup (EVO)
Steve pits four track weapons against one another on the Angelsey Costal Circuit.
Video courtesy of EVO.
Video courtesy of EVO.
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Wednesday, July 25, 2018
Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Thursday, October 26, 2017
What to watch this Weekend (Oct 27th - Nov 1st)
- Formula 1 - Grand Prix of Mexico; from Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City, Mexico. Practice 1. Friday @ 11am - 12:30pm. Practice 2. Friday @ 3pm - 4:30pm (NBCSN(HD)) live
- Formula 1 - Grand Prix of Mexico; from Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City, Mexico. Qualifying. Saturday @ 2pm - 4pm (NBCSN(HD)) live
- Formula 1 - Grand Prix of Mexico; from Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City, Mexico. Race. Sunday @ 3pm - 5pm (NBC(HD)) live; replay @ 8:30pm on NBCSN
- Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 7pm - 7:30pm (VelocityHD) replay
- Motorweek. Tuesday @ 7:30pm - 8pm (VelocityHD) replay
- Velocity Live from SEMA. Ep 1. Tuesday @ 8pm - 9pm (VelocityHD) new
- Bitchin Rides. Tuesday @ 9pm - 10pm (VelocityHD) new
- Velocity Live from SEMA. Ep 2. Tuesday @ 8pm - 9pm (VelocityHD) new
- Wheeler Dealers. Wednesday @ 9pm - 10pm (VelocityHD) new
- Garage Squad. Wednesday @ 10pm - 11pm (VelocityHD) new
Short week so no race recap, but we have F1 in Mexico this weekend and plenty of coverage.
Enjoy your weekends.
Thursday, December 1, 2016
What to watch this Weekend (Dec 2nd - Dec 7th)
- The Grand Tour. Episode 3. Friday (Amazon Prime) new
- Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 7pm - 7:30pm (VelocityHD) replay
- Motorweek. Tuesday @ 7:30pm - 8pm (VelocityHD)
- Wheeler Dealers. Wednesday @ 9pm - 10pm (VelocityHD) new
Enjoy your weekends.
Video courtesy of MrJWW.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Event Recap: 2012 PCA Porsche Swap Meet @ Hershey Park
Going further down the to-do list of car-events I've missed for years but wanted to get to finally, is the Central Pennsylvania Area Porsche Club of America (CPA-PCA) Swap-meet in Hershey, PA. As an aspiring p-car owner and plain old fan (as if you couldn't tell by our content), events like these are a bit more special than the several annual VAG shows that have built up the basis of my summer show schedule for over a decade. This show was planned to be the only thing I did on this April Saturday, but the Cars and Coffee trip turned into the opener. By the time I left Hershey Park's lot for the afternoon to head home, it was clear that I spent just the right amount of time there.
Heading up I-83 to Hershey from Hunt Valley was a fun drive; I got my clutch replaced with a stock Sachs unit after some gear-selection problems arose with the SPEC Stage2 M20 clutch installed with my stroker motor last May. I made great time, then found myself right outside of Hershey Park's complex with a sweet 930 in front of me at a red light. A grin appeared on my face and I headed into the maze that is Hershey Park, ending in the visitor parking section for the Porsche Swap-Meet. I paid my parking fee of $10 and headed into the show grounds. It didn't take long for me to find a muse.
I would personally never buy a Porsche 912, but the 912's on display in the show field were nothing short of impressive. Just about all of them were period correct and restored to perfection. Then there was the 356 row. Oh yes. Making my way through the field I quickly realized what spoke to me and what didn't. I thought I would be more enthusiastic about the 928/944/968s, but even though there were some lovely examples I couldn't take my eyes off the 911s. Especially the 993s. My old man has a 96' 993 Carrera 2 coupe that he bought new when I was in high school. That car has been driving me for longer than I can remember, no pun intended. Seeing modified 993s was just about my favorite take-away from the afternoon; and oddly enough my favorite was a red one. Before buying the red coupe a few years ago, I wasn't into red cars really; I like making my maneuvers without too much attention. I've grown to love red since owning it, and now red cars are catching my eyes constantly.
While making my way around the lot, I went through the swap/yard-sale areas and made mental notes on the prices of all the things we VAG guys typically overspend for prior to knowing street values (wheels, etc.). I also took note of the prices out there for used 930s, as there was a lot just for trade/sale activities. There was a 46K mile 996TT for sale and it was going for upper $40s. This was surprising as the last I looked at those numbers, five years ago to be exact, they were nearly twice that. The economy is making this as good a time as ever for those with money blowing a hole in their pockets, but you definitely have to do your research to ensure stable resale value.
There was one other cool sight at this years meet, and that was two very rare Carrera GT's, in slightly different specs (but both Silver), in the same lot. It was well worth the trip to check this show out and hopefully I'll be making it up there next year. The album from this event is here. Wallpapers will be posted on the ROTL FB and Google+ pages over the next couple weeks, so keep an eye out.
Heading up I-83 to Hershey from Hunt Valley was a fun drive; I got my clutch replaced with a stock Sachs unit after some gear-selection problems arose with the SPEC Stage2 M20 clutch installed with my stroker motor last May. I made great time, then found myself right outside of Hershey Park's complex with a sweet 930 in front of me at a red light. A grin appeared on my face and I headed into the maze that is Hershey Park, ending in the visitor parking section for the Porsche Swap-Meet. I paid my parking fee of $10 and headed into the show grounds. It didn't take long for me to find a muse.
I would personally never buy a Porsche 912, but the 912's on display in the show field were nothing short of impressive. Just about all of them were period correct and restored to perfection. Then there was the 356 row. Oh yes. Making my way through the field I quickly realized what spoke to me and what didn't. I thought I would be more enthusiastic about the 928/944/968s, but even though there were some lovely examples I couldn't take my eyes off the 911s. Especially the 993s. My old man has a 96' 993 Carrera 2 coupe that he bought new when I was in high school. That car has been driving me for longer than I can remember, no pun intended. Seeing modified 993s was just about my favorite take-away from the afternoon; and oddly enough my favorite was a red one. Before buying the red coupe a few years ago, I wasn't into red cars really; I like making my maneuvers without too much attention. I've grown to love red since owning it, and now red cars are catching my eyes constantly.
While making my way around the lot, I went through the swap/yard-sale areas and made mental notes on the prices of all the things we VAG guys typically overspend for prior to knowing street values (wheels, etc.). I also took note of the prices out there for used 930s, as there was a lot just for trade/sale activities. There was a 46K mile 996TT for sale and it was going for upper $40s. This was surprising as the last I looked at those numbers, five years ago to be exact, they were nearly twice that. The economy is making this as good a time as ever for those with money blowing a hole in their pockets, but you definitely have to do your research to ensure stable resale value.
There was one other cool sight at this years meet, and that was two very rare Carrera GT's, in slightly different specs (but both Silver), in the same lot. It was well worth the trip to check this show out and hopefully I'll be making it up there next year. The album from this event is here. Wallpapers will be posted on the ROTL FB and Google+ pages over the next couple weeks, so keep an eye out.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Monday, August 8, 2011
Quick Vid: Porsche 911 GT2 RS driven at Goodwood
Chris Harris takes a little time to narrate a run up the hill at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Video courtesy of Porsche.
Video courtesy of Porsche.
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