core2slow
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Agreed.well the R8 IMO is one of the ugliest super cars on the planet so its not hard to be better looking then it
Agreed.well the R8 IMO is one of the ugliest super cars on the planet so its not hard to be better looking then it
I'm the opposite. The 2nd gen is drastically better looking. The lines are sharper and more pronounced, not to mention an updated interior (which was 10 years old!!!!)
A buddy and I were talking about the new R8 yesterday. I like the old one a lot more. The new one looks too much like a TT with the straight headlights instead of the tear drop.
This is another take on the car, with a few days' worth of experience behind the wheel. http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews/driven/2017-acura-nsx-review/.
verge has a pretty positive review
http://www.theverge.com/2016/1/19/10786962/acura-nsx-anti-lamborghini
The result? Youre at super-legal speeds in moments, but it happens in a seductive, almost secondhand manner. Wait, Im in the car rocketing forward at 120 mph? The engine is located behind the drivers compartment, but its not all that loud or raucous, which can also lull you into complacency until you look down at the speedometer and then quickly cram down on the brakes lest a police cruiser lurk around the next corner.
Hitting the speed governor (105mph) on old all-seasons in a 98 Cavalier driving in a snowstorm from IA -> MN, now THAT'S a good time!You get to incredibly dangerous speeds where you're likely to kill yourself or someone else, get arrested and be an absolute menace to society, but you get less of the thrills you'd get from much slower cars.
From that link:
This is what I dislike about these modern supercars or even high end sports cars now that are quiet, disconnected and AWD.
You get to incredibly dangerous speeds where you're likely to kill yourself or someone else, get arrested and be an absolute menace to society, but you get less of the thrills you'd get from much slower cars.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUDLUSqfqxg
In some ways, I do agree with them, but part of me would say "if I have the money for it, sure I'll buy one just to sit in traffic".