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Originally Posted by WestRace
Most of us here (if not all) have not driven all the supercars in the world like the R&T testers. People go ooohhh and aaahhh over the high performing supercars without knowing how they are to drive. I have heard a lot of complaints lately that these supercars although are super fast, they are not really fun to drive. And having driven so many supercars like they have, they have a different perspectives vs. the average folks (reads M3 forum posters  ) and after awhile, they have become somewhat jaded of cars being absolute fast but can't quite connect with the driver. And a lot of these supercar makers in the quest of making their cars as fast as possible, they forgot to include "fun" in the equation.
And here what has arrived the R&T decisions. It's an anti-performance statement aiming straight toward to the supercar makers. Maybe it's a "back to basics" decision. |
It is a "hey, look at us everyone" statement. Had they picked the 600LT for example, their test results wouldn't be on every forum since release.