If you had to give up your F type?
#41
The nose of my first GT was damaged (not by me) and it took almost a month to get the part. It was barely damaged, but the guy's insurance company had to pay over $15,000 for the repair. And I was driving a Chrysler 200 rental car for over a month !
#42
#43
Did a drive afternoon with Gotham Cars in Englewood NJ last week. Ferrari California, Porsche 911, Corvette z06-07 package 650hp, Jaguar F-Type S, 1 older Lambo and a Lamborghini Huracan. I would take a Lamborghini Huracan!
The Corvette was dangerously over-powered RWD only and 650 HP that comes on fast a nasty combination. The Ferrari drove like a truck unless you wound it up to high revs. The Porsche was a friendly dog that doesn't bite and likes to run. Great car. The Jaguar was just as capable as the Porsche, handled great and sounded better.
Drove home in my F-Type S - I'm still in love, but if I win the lottery I'd trade her in on a Huracan.
The Corvette was dangerously over-powered RWD only and 650 HP that comes on fast a nasty combination. The Ferrari drove like a truck unless you wound it up to high revs. The Porsche was a friendly dog that doesn't bite and likes to run. Great car. The Jaguar was just as capable as the Porsche, handled great and sounded better.
Drove home in my F-Type S - I'm still in love, but if I win the lottery I'd trade her in on a Huracan.
#45
#46
Growing up i was all about muscle/pony cars. First car was a camaro. Second car was a mustang. I fell in love with Saleen S281 and even the S7. I would never go American again though unless it were the GT.
#47
#48
Funny how you never know the company you will have when getting gas. Was in Hunt Valley MD today in my FTYPE and pulled into a Mobile station to fill up. What is waiting at the pump right in front of me but this rare bird. Gotta admit it looked really good. Need to find that spare $750K I keep lying around........
#49
#52
Could put "nice" Mustang + Camaro + Challenger in my driveway for the price of a "nice" F-Type, or any 2 of 3 in the top-of-the line configuration for the price of a V8 F-type. But they would all **** me off, had them before, done with USA dealer service/quality/plastic cartoon cars.
The nice thing about the Gotham Dream Car drive was how nice the base F-Type comported itself in the rare company, sounded and looked great. When I drove home in my F-Type I was smiling: for the money, the F-Type is the best.
Lots of good alternatives here, sure I'd love the Huracan, the Carrera GT, Ford-150, Mclaren. But for the money, smiles-per-mile, performance and looks I'm happy with the F-Type.
The nice thing about the Gotham Dream Car drive was how nice the base F-Type comported itself in the rare company, sounded and looked great. When I drove home in my F-Type I was smiling: for the money, the F-Type is the best.
Lots of good alternatives here, sure I'd love the Huracan, the Carrera GT, Ford-150, Mclaren. But for the money, smiles-per-mile, performance and looks I'm happy with the F-Type.
#55
Unfortunately for me..my enthusiasm for the F-TYPE has been waning as of late. My lease is up in February.
By then the Civic Type R will be out. Sure its not the prettiest car but considering the options it comes standard (Brembo, LSD, adjustable suspension, etc) with along with Honda's reliability makes it a bargain not to mention Honda's resale value.
By then the Civic Type R will be out. Sure its not the prettiest car but considering the options it comes standard (Brembo, LSD, adjustable suspension, etc) with along with Honda's reliability makes it a bargain not to mention Honda's resale value.
#56
Unfortunately for me..my enthusiasm for the F-TYPE has been waning as of late. My lease is up in February.
By then the Civic Type R will be out. Sure its not the prettiest car but considering the options it comes standard (Brembo, LSD, adjustable suspension, etc) with along with Honda's reliability makes it a bargain not to mention Honda's resale value.
By then the Civic Type R will be out. Sure its not the prettiest car but considering the options it comes standard (Brembo, LSD, adjustable suspension, etc) with along with Honda's reliability makes it a bargain not to mention Honda's resale value.
#57
#60
I will say I had to search the car, as it wasn't even on my radar.
2017 Civic Type R Claims World Production Car with Record Nürburgring Lap Time | Indo-Canadian Voice
3 seconds faster Nurburgring than any other FWD in history. Wild.
2017 Civic Type R Claims World Production Car with Record Nürburgring Lap Time | Indo-Canadian Voice
info:
https://automobiles.honda.com/future-cars/civic-type-r
Does every auto brand have these flagships to test out tech, etc? Hyundai, Kia, etc? Not to compare Honda to them, but just interested.