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+Jessica Fleck Also, why are the Britax seats shows without the ClickTight option?

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I'm in love with the GT3 as well! I'll hope achieve a career to own one...

+Xentenon Price wise, the GT3RS is the best car, performance wise, it comes second to 458 just like it did in WEC.

+radost0514 Yeah lets see that!

+radost0514 488 GTB Scuderia/Speciale/CS vs GT2 RS vs 700LT (or something like that). That's what I want to see

+MrDrunkenMoose True, that's why I only take the racing as my stick measure for all these cars.

ofc it is for all Brands. Well this Topic isn't relevant anymore, but I think These Reviews all seem kinda fishy afterwards

+MrDrunkenMoose Yeah, they have different suspension setting...etc But that is for all brands, not just Ferrari! Same goes for the road cars. The only proper way of finding which is better is tu put professional racing driver(Not an average tom dick and harry) in each and let them to 20 laps around a race track on a one set of tyres.

+Sam R Well I don't know too much about These specific rasing classes, but I'm sure they have other Suspension Settings etc., so I this is not a good comparison to the street cars, but to whether the brand is competitive or not.

+MrDrunkenMoose To have a proper assessment, you have to look at a place where all these cars are driven by professional racing drivers(not a bunch of yobs), have equal tyres, have equal amount of fuel in tank and are driven hard against each other. The best place would be the WEC and GT3/GT2 series. In WEC, the tuned down version of 458, with only 470bhp has been beating the porsche 991sGT3(911GT3RS) for years now. Same goes to GT2 and other major championships. Ferrari 458 have won the most races/championships in major tournaments worldwide, and is by miles ahead of porsche and other car makers.I don't pay too much attention to these mercenaries testing these cars to please a certain manufacturer. I see what happens when these cars are racing hard against each other.

+MrDrunkenMoose I guess it all depends on the track. For example, a shorter twisty track would favor the lighter agile car and the longer tracks would favor the more powerful cars. I remembered on Top Gear that the Enzo ran a 1:19:0 and Ferrari stated that the 430 Scuderia lapped Fiorano just as fast as the Enzo but ran a 1:19:7 at the Top Gear track with is actually set up for power and not the twisty.

+MrDrunkenMooseSo? Different cars with different tyres suits different drivers' better, obviously.

but within the Tests the Driver stayed the same,

+MrDrunkenMoose Different drivers, different tyres, and tracks not so comparable.