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Took mine out this morning, first time since early November. I have reconnected with this amazing machine. Much, rightly, is made of the noise, that life affirming V10 howling with no inertia up the rev range. But, if it could howl too, the chassis and steering would make just as much an impression. The feel through the thin leather steering wheel as the car responds to your every single little command, immediately and with absolute precision, is totally unique and imo unmatched in a road car. The new Michelin pilot SS's have moved the game on and you can lean on the sublime chassis with so much confidence. The floor hinged ally pedals are perfect and you get addicted to blipping it down the box. I could drive this all day (sadly, other commitments mean I can't today). Roll on more sunny weather!
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AndrewD said:
The feel through the thin leather steering wheel as the car responds to your every single little command, immediately and with absolute precision, is totally unique and imo unmatched in a road car. The new Michelin pilot SS's have moved the game on and you can lean on the sublime chassis with so much confidence.
LOL, is it Nuggety as well ?
I thought the 16m was the ultimate ?
Or was it the Gallardo lp560 ?
Or maybe the TVR Chimera KWIM ?
AndrewD said:
The feel through the thin leather steering wheel as the car responds to your every single little command, immediately and with absolute precision, is totally unique and imo unmatched in a road car.
Definitely agreed on the above, nothing other than the cgt i think has that feeling of precision that i have driven. Interesting to note the 07 plate though, i thought all cars were built by mid 2006!
isaldiri said:
AndrewD said:
The feel through the thin leather steering wheel as the car responds to your every single little command, immediately and with absolute precision, is totally unique and imo unmatched in a road car.
Definitely agreed on the above, nothing other than the cgt i think has that feeling of precision that i have driven. Interesting to note the 07 plate though, i thought all cars were built by mid 2006!
Not registered until 07
Cheers all for the words of encouragement - will put more pics up when it gets more sunny!
one of my fave cars of all time. absolute hero of a car.
and its in guards red too. simply awesome.
have been out in a black one and the noise it made my hair stand on end. unreal.
I remember a few years ago cycling to work and having a silver one slide round a corner on the lock stops, then absolutely belt it past me (he was going in the opposite direction) - Instantly fell in love with them!
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No problem!
Lovely car Andrew ; stunning . As I have never / probably will never , get to drive one - can you please let me know how the ergonomics of the seating position / gear stick works - I only mention this as the gear stick looks really high up in the shot that you posted ? Cheers
Edited by RSVP911 on Tuesday 3rd March 22:50
RSVP911 said:
can you please let me know how the ergonomics of the seating position / gear stick works - I only mention this as the gear stick looks really high up in the shot that you posted ?
Edited by RSVP911 on Tuesday 3rd March 22:50
The high mounted gearstick is very natural to use despite the somewhat unusual position and the position is spot on, really like it to be honest vs the more conventional ones. The seats I find a bit upright though when driving for a long-ish time, a bit more incline would be nice but Reading have mentioned no adjustment for that is possible unfortunately.
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I absolutely agree
Thanks also to everybody else for positive comments, appreciated, and I am happy to share pics and answer questions etc on the car. It is the absolute dogs b
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