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In fact, I might go as far as saying "suitable for rocket ship use".
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have I read a really bland review?....or is the car just good no more ,no less and there is not much to write...
i have driven an S and really do not find it soul less to be fair.
"The switchgear is cheap and nasty; a Dualit toaster provides more satisfying tactility."
Err bollox. To make toast in a Dualit you crank the clockwork, bakelite knob round which whirrs away unwinding until finally it turns the power off with a pop that makes you think a fuse has blown. Tactile it ain't! It does corner well though
Tactile means perceptible to the sense of touch... and generally regarded as being positive to use, in the knowledge the the switch has acheived the desired function. Ergo, a Dualit is tactile, since you know it has done what you asked.
Its always interesting to read a review of one's own car.
As with all German cars...the base model needs options to bring them up to scratch.
Cheap interior - full leather, sir.
Standard seats don't grip you? - Sports seats, sir.
The only feature I've found that I don't like about the car so far -- is the blasted cup-holder. What's that about then? Pah.
Actually, from the brief time I sat in your car, I thought the leather interior was really quite classy, and the seats
really
good -- very supportive. In fact, I might go as far as saying "suitable for rocket ship use". Particularly when compared to the ones in the cerb, which I frankly just don't fill. Maybe I need more pies...
N17 - you are getting boring on this subject. We all know two Ss burned out their clutches. So what? I don't care. My Chim is steadily burning out its clutch too - don't care about that either.
Keith - some weekend soon I'll give a rocket ship demo
Don, just pop over to the Tuscan forum, always good for a laugh, "my chocolate cams destroyed my fudge figure followers, who can I blame other than TVR..." etc etc
Actually. I utterly love the Tuscan. I hope my wife chops in the Chimaera for one as I'd love to drive one at the weekend from time to time. We could just about do one these days too as the wife is back to commuting to London again and her milage is about to fall to about 3K a year doing the station run.
And we'll know exactly what we're getting into, too. But what the heck....you only live once.
