A Very Cool Gas Station Next to the Nurburging

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[xcarguy]

Does anybody over there NOT own a Porsche?

[escondidoron]

Does anybody over there NOT own a Porsche?

 

There are a lot of very cool cars to see at the 'Ring including Porsches. And while there certainly a lot of Porsches about, especially at the 'Ring, as you can see from these pics overlooking the parking / staging area / entrance to the 'Ring, there is a lot of variety besides Porsches and exotics. But by far the most common brands of cars at the 'Ring are BMWs, Audis, VWs, Fords, Renaults & Opels (in no particular order):

 

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Escondidoron,

 

Seriously, my comment was just a pun. Clearly, not ALL the cars in the video are Porsches, but there are ALOT of them in the vid.

 

X

[escondidoron]

Escondidoron,

 

Seriously, my comment was just a pun. Clearly, not ALL the cars in the video are Porsches, but there are ALOT of them in the vid.

 

X

 

Understood X. And you are correct. There are a very great number of Porsches on scene there. In the world of sporting 2-seaters at the 'Ring (and on the road in Europe as a whole) your observation is absolutely correct. My intention was simply to attempt to illustrate how diverse the scene is there (as does the video). You just never know what you might see there. Cars like Porsche Carerra GTs, mundane mini-vans, Weissmanns, Gumperts, Lancia Delta Integrales, Aston Martins, Vipers, TVRs…..You name it and likely it will appear at one time or another. Just be patient and it will show up. In the car park and on the track it's like a movable feast of interesting cars on Touristenfahrten days.