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New 1900hp Pininfarina looks interesting.
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They are all looking rather similar aren't they!
Does that mean they've hit a golden formula, just fashionable or just lazy and copying each other?
It does tend to happen every decade or so where all the cars start to look the same.
The Rimac looked to be a single minded attempt at achieving specific aims....
I was nt altogether unimpressed by their achievements if Im honest..!
I suppose it's not surprising to see the platform being used under a different name either. Further proof of the focus and achievement of a start-up basically?
Have to say, with some rueful reluctance- these electric EV cars...I think they are meant for a different generation or something. As impressive as they are..I am still putting my seatblet on and fixing the seat, whilst already making progress down the road most days....It would drive me nuts to have to feck about with touch screen anything in a car. Let alone to adjust the seat !
I watched some kid at Brooklands sitting on the f1 simulator. The screen said one thing....to look at the child, he was motionless..tiny movements of the hands...Nothing like driving a car..and nothing whatsoever to do with the visual experience being portrayed on the screen of the "virtual" experience...
Soz..Im out. But I'm consistently looking at much older, analog, acoustic cars and seeing the appeal of their flaws and beauty of the design.
So I guess it doesnt really matter what I think...
I was nt altogether unimpressed by their achievements if Im honest..!
I suppose it's not surprising to see the platform being used under a different name either. Further proof of the focus and achievement of a start-up basically?
Have to say, with some rueful reluctance- these electric EV cars...I think they are meant for a different generation or something. As impressive as they are..I am still putting my seatblet on and fixing the seat, whilst already making progress down the road most days....It would drive me nuts to have to feck about with touch screen anything in a car. Let alone to adjust the seat !
I watched some kid at Brooklands sitting on the f1 simulator. The screen said one thing....to look at the child, he was motionless..tiny movements of the hands...Nothing like driving a car..and nothing whatsoever to do with the visual experience being portrayed on the screen of the "virtual" experience...
Soz..Im out. But I'm consistently looking at much older, analog, acoustic cars and seeing the appeal of their flaws and beauty of the design.
So I guess it doesnt really matter what I think...