2. The Porsche Turbo vs. Ford GT A comparative buyers guide to the most competitive cars from the $100,000-120,000 Price range

3. Ask yourself the Question… If you had $120,000… New HouseThe Ford GT The Porsche Turbo

4. The Ford GT Although more commonly around 140 thousand, it is possible to purchase the GT40 at 120. The car offers a beautiful design with an even more amazing drive and feel. It does zero to sixty in 3.3 seconds (with the right driver of course) and it offers an eleven second quarter mile. The GT40 has a supercharged 550 horsepower V-8 rear mounted engine. The tires in the back are enormous and the car begs to be shot off the line. Many agree that this car has the ability to take the Ferrari Enzo for only half the price. The nickname “Ferrari Killer” hasn’t been given to this car for nothing. CategoriesScore (Out of 10) Vehicle Styling10 Braking5 Handling10 Fuel Economy2.5 Interior Comfort5 Acceleration10 Dependability7.5 Fit and Finish10 Transmission10 Ride5 Overall9

5. The Porsche Turbo Priced Right at 119 thousand, the Porsche Turbo offers much more than just the Porsche name. With a twin-turbo charged 3.6 liter flat-6, guzzling fuel is not one of this cars qualities. But don’t let the little motor get in the way of its insane power. The car has over 470 horsepower, does zero to sixty in under 4 seconds, and it has all wheel drive! The Porsche Turbo offers a bold look, intense motor, and amazing handling (no thanks to all-wheel-drive). CategoriesScore (Out of 10) Vehicle Styling9.65 Braking9.61 Handling9.91 Fuel Economy6.45 Interior Comfort8.33 Acceleration9.82 Dependability8.86 Fit and Finish9.56 Transmission9.39 Ride8.16 Overall9.56

6. You make the Choice (Don’t buy a house) The Ford GTThe Porsche Turbo Back to my Homepage