Which Porsche GT3 should you actually buy—and are enthusiasts paying massive premiums for the wrong cars?In Episode 29 of Shifted Opinions, Paul Kramer, Casey Parkin, and Dave Van Epps take on the Porsche GT3 hierarchy.The 991.1 GT3 has been haunted by engine-failure stories for years, but has that fear created one of the best values in the modern Porsche market? Paul argues that misinformation surrounding the cars has helped keep prices down, while proper maintenance, monitoring, and buyer due diligence can make them an extremely compelling option.Then comes the bigger question: what if you could only own one GT3?The guys debate the 996, 997.1, 997.2, 991.1 and newer generations for daily driving, canyon roads, track use and pure involvement. The 997.2 gets serious praise as the end of the true analog GT3 experience, while the 996 remains one of the rawest—and most underappreciated—modern Porsche options.They also get into:PDK vs. manualWhy manual GT3 premiums have exploded996 GT3 vs. 991.1 GT3GT2s and the “widow maker” reputationGT3 vs. GT4Using Bring a Trailer and Classic.com to understand the marketWhy Porsche owners obsess too much over future valueThe rise of the GT3 RS as an Instagram-era status carWhy the best GT3 may simply be the one you'll actually driveIf you're shopping for a GT3—or trying to understand why one generation costs twice as much as another—this episode may change what you're looking for.Paul Kramer / Auto KennelInstagram: @autokennel📧 [email protected]Casey Parkin / Group C CurationInstagram: @groupccuration📧 [email protected]Dave Van Epps / SonderwerksInstagram: @sonderwerks📧 [email protected]