I thought fwd was valid until someone told me there's never been a purpose built sports car with fwd. Every performance fwd car have been commuter cars with performance added... 😞
Granted, I drove a scion for more than a decade. So that was my frame of reference for a long time. Everything seems easier and more enjoyable with a light car.
I have to agree. This is about the weight where it starts to feel like the car, on the track, is basically saying that it doesn't want to be there.
I love the R and I have to admit that I am emotionally tied to the platform, but the way it destroys the Cup2's is just more evidence of its...
Hellcat, Giulia Quadrifoglio
And at maybe a little more, AMG GT and Vantage
But I agree it's about price point. It's a shame that this is true IMO. We are left with fewer and fewer reasonable options.
I have to vent.... I think I got caught up in the ethos of this car for a long time and it's taken me years to admit that even the 2020 was just not that fun to drive. The moments at the limit were pretty great, and it pulled enough G forces to physically hurt. But, on cup2's, and at the limit I...
Wrong color stripes. I don't want to deal with the headache of swapping them out
The 2016 I am looking at is a good bit cheaper, but thank you for that link
Doesn't seem too bad
I guess what I'm hoping is that there may be a romantic element to having the car in the version that it was first released in and the color way I like the most
Otherwise, wouldn't everyone's goal to simply be to own a 2020 model year? Or is that the case...
Thank you for your reply, legendary PP0001
I know the steering is pretty different. Much lighter. The key and the start button are a little more rugged and old school. It sounds like I am trying to make a square peg fit into a round hole here, perhaps.
I have owned 3 Shelby cars in the last...
Let's hear it. Just as a hypothetical...
I have recently owned a 2019 tramliner GT350R and a 2020 bulldozer GT350R... Now I'm going back to the 2016 because I think I found the right car in the spec that I like.
I associate that color purple with Nissan, personally. The GTR.
This purple is similar to black, I think, in that it needs near constant care to not look the same way black does when it needs a wash.
I agree it looks good but just by virtue of it being an Mach 1
I think it comes down to black being difficult to care for. I'm not sure exactly. It's still an amazing looking car that will likely hold a lot of value. Also if someone is shopping for an Mach1 they will probably get the best deal...