911 GT3 RS vs Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera

Porsche 911 GT3 RS versus Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera.
Taken from a german TV broadcast.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Porsche
• 911
• GT3
• RS
• Lamborghini
• Gallardo
• Superleggera
• super
• leggera
• test

[number1Schumacherfan]

I'll go a step further and say NISSAN SUCKS. Porsche and Ferrari are true sports cars. Each manufacturer has been extremely successful racing. Nissan doesn't even race. They have experience building race cars, not just fast road cars and it shows in the cars they make.

[gsxrful]

its amazing how much power porsche can get out of such a tiny engine a v6 that can keep up with a beefy v10. u cant go wrong with porsche.

[raygt711]

@gsxrful the porsche has a flat six not a v6

[maxthehulk]

@nkmcfrln yes you are right iam from egypt and here in egypt we make cars like jeep cherokee-jeep liberty-jeep wrangler-and some mercedes benz like e class and c class but with german and american experts

[nkmcfrln]

Yes, all of the major Japanese automobile manufacturers have facilities here in North America. They manufacture a lot of what would be imported normally. Ford In England and Germany etc. is different. We never had proper Escorts like the RS1600 and the Focus RS here in N.A. I don't think we ever had the Ford Falcon in North America.

[maxthehulk]

@nkmcfrln ok you are totally right but do you know that toyota is making cars in usa and nissan too like jaguar and land rover is making their cars in india now in tata company and fiat bought chrysler

iam from egypt and in egypt when you buy a car they just tell you that the car is made in germany so that was not my mistake but they are right in fact because we actually buy cars from germany and sometimes from usa and japan

[nkmcfrln]

@maxthehulk I understand what your saying about importing a car and the papers and the description, but Lamborghinis are still manufactured in Italy, Rolls-Royce is still manufactured in England and the Mini is still manufactured in England, even though it's pure BMW now.

[nkmcfrln]

@maxthehulk Before Tag-Heuer it was Heuer. Before Nike-Bauer it was Bauer which was owned by Sport-Maska. CCM was bought by Reebok. Do you understand what I'm saying? You need to read more about the details about a company like Lamborghini to really have an understanding. It's involved but, basically, it's like the watch and hockey skates that I mentioned. I'm Canadian, eh?

[maxthehulk]

@nkmcfrln yes i know and reventon is designed by a spanish but the main thing about it in which factory it is made and in which country

[maxthehulk]

@nkmcfrln iam here in the middle east when i buy a car here we buy it from another countries for example when you buy a car like lamborghini you pay so much to take it and its papers and in its paper there is information about the car like:

made in germany

model : lamborghini gallardo

cost : 200.000 $

price in egypt : 4.890.000 L.E about 5.000.000 L.E

[nkmcfrln]

@maxthehulk The Aventador and the Sesto Elemento were designed by an Italian. Rolls Royce is not what it was before it was sold to BMW and Lamborghini is not what it was before it was sold to Audi. Ford came very close to buying Ferrari in the mid 60's. If Ford was successful and owned Ferrari, Ferrari's wouldn't have become Fords all of a sudden. Do you know what a GT40 is? The designer was from Lotus and it was a Ford built in England to stick it to Ferrari for nixing the deal.

[nkmcfrln]

@maxthehulk Lamborghini has had different owners over the years. The present owner is the Audi Group. The parent company is Volkswagen. This does not mean that Lamborghini is now a Volkswagen made in Germany. Lamborghini is still an Italian manufacturer and Lamborghinis are manufactured in Italy. The designer of the Diablo and the Gallardo and the Murcielago was a Belgian and that's a simple explanation of his nationality and his background.