"Wait. Are you sure that's not a Porsche?"
I'm not sure whether to like that spoiler on top of the other ducktail spoiler. There are other modern RUFs I would drive over this but this still gets at least a meh from me.
Seriously uncool. I don't care what you call it, it's still a Porsche, trying to explain why it isn't will just make people roll their eyes.
Why is porsche insta uncool, or do I misunderstand.
These look fine for what they are.
This just looks like a complete afterthough.
So the cool wall accepts tuned cars now?
Meh.
When I think of modern Porsche, this is instantly what I think the driver looks like:
It's either that or it's a middle-age fat guy that wanted to buy something that wasn't a Corvette.
I know not all the owners are like this, but based on the modern Porsche's I've seen they owners almost always fit into either of those categories.
It should always be 'less is more' with Porsches. IMHO the more crap you bolt to them the further from purity they move.
That's a good point. I'd guess a CTR Yellowbird would always be considered more cool than more recent Rufs. But a lot of that is down to the major (and generally bonkers) difference between that and a top-end standard model of the time like a 930 Turbo.Not sure how relevant RUFs are these days. Porsche seem to cover what RUF used to be known for, ie extreme 911s, themselves with the Turbo S, GT3, GT3 RS, GT2 and GT2 RS. Apart from a little more power and some aftermarket wheels, i'm not sure why anyone would bother with a RUF.
So the cool wall accepts tuned cars now?
Meh.
Seriously uncool. Like showing up to a Mustang show with a Saleen and bragging about the mods done to it that you didn't even do yourself.
I don't look anything like the pic above... however I am middle aged (50 this year)... but I am not fat
Ruf also takes Porsches and tweak them, making them Ruf conversions if you bring them an actual Porsche. They also manufacture their own cars, using a Porsche chassis/ body, if it's not the CTR3 or other original Ruf cars. Just as Saleen will also sell you a car they manufacture themselves, as well as offering conversions. In other words, both companies will either make you a car from the start, or convert an existing car.No it's not cause Saleen actually take a car you purchased from Ford and tweak it, if that was all Ruf did, then it wouldn't be considered a manufacture.
It was at this point that I realize long time members of the site still thought Ruf = modified Porsche, rather than the well established long ago and even periodic fact that this isn't the case.