Forzafaithful99, 09 August 2016, 20:12
GTRJacko wrote:
Just come back from a driving experience with 5 different cars. These were:
Aston Martin DB9
Ferrari F430 Spider
Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Spyder
Audi R8 V10 Spyder
Nissan GT-R
Gonna say the Lamborghini was the best car i drove, followed closely by the GT-R.
Aston Martin DB9
Ferrari F430 Spider
Lamborghini Gallardo LP560-4 Spyder
Audi R8 V10 Spyder
Nissan GT-R
Gonna say the Lamborghini was the best car i drove, followed closely by the GT-R.
That's awesome, what made them better than the R8?
W16, 10 August 2016, 00:35
Did a little shakedown of a 675LT today, was refreshing that it wasn't as boring as every other McLaren.
GTRJacko, 10 August 2016, 17:08
Forzafaithful99 wrote:
That's awesome, what made them better than the R8?
Not sure, the R8 was a little bit less sharp to drive, when compared to the Lambo, and i actually didn't like how the wheel mounted paddles moved with the steering wheel (the Lambo and Ferrari both have the paddles set in just one position), so changing gear during corners was awkward, though i've never driven a car with paddles before. The R8 was amazing to drive though no doubt, and is a capable car when dropping down two gears, and flooring it down a runway straight!
CS99, 14 August 2016, 23:01
Today I had an awesome experience with R8 V8 + Regula Exclusive bodykit, 490 horsepowers, and incredible loud quicksilver exhaust system, when we were doing some brutal accelerations at a car park, 3 motorbikers joined us to create a short trip around.I've never driven in such a loud car before.People's ears and necks in our town has been totally destroyed :)
Harm_Photography, 28 February 2017, 00:46
r8lover wrote:
Harm_Photography wrote:
How was the ghost?
It felt like I was driving a cloud to be totally honest.
hjrodenburg, 28 February 2017, 06:04
Drove an R8 last summer, I swear I could feel myself drive over a pebble
Mazdafreak, 02 March 2017, 00:01
GTRJacko wrote:
Forzafaithful99 wrote:
That's awesome, what made them better than the R8?
Not sure, the R8 was a little bit less sharp to drive, when compared to the Lambo, and i actually didn't like how the wheel mounted paddles moved with the steering wheel (the Lambo and Ferrari both have the paddles set in just one position), so changing gear during corners was awkward, though i've never driven a car with paddles before. The R8 was amazing to drive though no doubt, and is a capable car when dropping down two gears, and flooring it down a runway straight!
Did it have the single clutch transmission (R-Tronic) or dual clutch (S-Tronic)? From what I've heard, the R-Tronic was an absolute piece of cr*p which is why many of the earlier R8s were sold with manual transmissions.
nyexphotography, 23 April 2020, 21:49
Ive driven a long list of exotics now lol, ill post them in order here for the most part
McLaren 720S Spider
McLaren GT
Mclaren 570S
McLaren 600LT Spider
Bentley Continental W12, w8 coupe and convertible New one
Bentley Bentayga V8
Bentley Flying Spur new one
Bentley Mulsanne
Maserati Granturismo both coupe and convertible
Rolls Royce:
Dawn
Wraith
Cullinan
2013 Phantom Drop Head
2004 Phantom Sedan
Aston Martin:
DBS Superlegerra Volante
Vantage New one
Vantage AMR (Manual)
2014 Rapide S
2014 DB9
Db11
Db11 AMR
2018 Vanquish S Volante
C8 Corvette
C7 Corvette ZO6 Auto and Manual
Porsche 911 Turbo S 991.2
Audi R8 V10+ 2017
2011 R8 V10 Spyder Gated Manual Armytrix exhaust
2011 Ferrari California
2018/20 Mercedes Benz AMG GTC
2019 Mercedes Benz AMG GT 63S
2013 Gallardo LP 560
2016 Mercedes Benz G65(not exotic but ludicrous)
2006 MB SL 65 renntech and stock
2009 Sl 63 AMG
Other notable cars
f10 M5
Challenger Hellcat
CTS V V3(2016) Amazing
My Giulia Quadrifoglio
Karma Revero
Tesla Model X
B8.5 and B9 Audi RS5
Mb C63S
Shelby GT 350R
2020 Audi S8
F Pace SVR and Velar SV
Dinan Stage 3 Manual M2
E63S 2015
500hp Big Turbo EVO10
Audi RS3
X5 M
Macan Turbo
991.2 Carrera
Jeep SRT
r33 Skyline
Audi RS7
Ford Raptor both new and old
Durango SRT
BMW M3 E92/F80/F82
Supercharged Escalde
Audi TT RS
More Recent additions:
2020 Audi R8 V10
Lamborghini Huracan Evo
2016 Bentley Continental V8 S
2021 F-Type R
Cadillac ATS V
F-Type SVR
LR RR SVO Autobiography
LR RR Sport SVR
2013 Bentley Continental W12
McLaren 720S Spider
McLaren GT
Mclaren 570S
McLaren 600LT Spider
Bentley Continental W12, w8 coupe and convertible New one
Bentley Bentayga V8
Bentley Flying Spur new one
Bentley Mulsanne
Maserati Granturismo both coupe and convertible
Rolls Royce:
Dawn
Wraith
Cullinan
2013 Phantom Drop Head
2004 Phantom Sedan
Aston Martin:
DBS Superlegerra Volante
Vantage New one
Vantage AMR (Manual)
2014 Rapide S
2014 DB9
Db11
Db11 AMR
2018 Vanquish S Volante
C8 Corvette
C7 Corvette ZO6 Auto and Manual
Porsche 911 Turbo S 991.2
Audi R8 V10+ 2017
2011 R8 V10 Spyder Gated Manual Armytrix exhaust
2011 Ferrari California
2018/20 Mercedes Benz AMG GTC
2019 Mercedes Benz AMG GT 63S
2013 Gallardo LP 560
2016 Mercedes Benz G65(not exotic but ludicrous)
2006 MB SL 65 renntech and stock
2009 Sl 63 AMG
Other notable cars
f10 M5
Challenger Hellcat
CTS V V3(2016) Amazing
My Giulia Quadrifoglio
Karma Revero
Tesla Model X
B8.5 and B9 Audi RS5
Mb C63S
Shelby GT 350R
2020 Audi S8
F Pace SVR and Velar SV
Dinan Stage 3 Manual M2
E63S 2015
500hp Big Turbo EVO10
Audi RS3
X5 M
Macan Turbo
991.2 Carrera
Jeep SRT
r33 Skyline
Audi RS7
Ford Raptor both new and old
Durango SRT
BMW M3 E92/F80/F82
Supercharged Escalde
Audi TT RS
More Recent additions:
2020 Audi R8 V10
Lamborghini Huracan Evo
2016 Bentley Continental V8 S
2021 F-Type R
Cadillac ATS V
F-Type SVR
LR RR SVO Autobiography
LR RR Sport SVR
2013 Bentley Continental W12
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nyexphotography, 01 June 2020, 22:01
Got to drive a 2020 Huracan EVO last week which was pretty cool.
sumosloths, 07 June 2020, 04:33
nyexphotography wrote:
Ive driven a long list of exotics now lol, ill post them in order here for the most part...
Dang, how you drive so many exotics man?
sumosloths, 07 June 2020, 05:03
Used to do valet (got laid off because of coronavirus lol), drove a few fun cars:
Nicest:
Tesla Model S P100D (a lot of these, fastest car I've ever driven by far)
Tesla Model X P100D (a lot of these also)
BMW i8
Aston Martin DBS Volante
Mercedes S 65 AMG
Audi S8 V10
Maserati Quattroporte (a couple Ghiblis too but... eh)
Lexus RC F
E92 BMW M3 sedan (Steptronic... weird)
Porsche Cayenne GTS (two of them)
Porsche Cayman
Porsche 911 Turbo S
Jaguar XKR
Fun stick shift cars:
E39 BMW 5 series (couldn't figure out reverse lol)
997.1 Porsche 911 (also couldn't figure out reverse lol)
2019 Honda Accord (didn't know they still came in manual)
C6 Chevy Corvette (the lady later traded it in for an Ecoboost Mustang)
Honda Civic Si hatch
Subaru WRX STi
Subaru Outback
Volkswagen Beetle (lady later traded it in for a RAV4)
Other fun and interesting cars:
J60 Toyota Land Cruiser
Mercedes SL 55 AMG
Mercedes E 55 AMG
Mazda Miata
Jeep Wrangler
Nissan 350Z
John Lynch's G Wagen
1994 Lexus LS with 24,000 miles
1997 Mercedes CLK with 19,000 miles
2004 Toyota Corolla with 11,000 miles
~2004 Honda Accord with 300,000 miles
~2004 Toyota Camry with 111,110 miles... literally parked it at 11:11, if only it had one more mile!
Chrysler 300 with the entire interior bedazzled
Nicest:
Tesla Model S P100D (a lot of these, fastest car I've ever driven by far)
Tesla Model X P100D (a lot of these also)
BMW i8
Aston Martin DBS Volante
Mercedes S 65 AMG
Audi S8 V10
Maserati Quattroporte (a couple Ghiblis too but... eh)
Lexus RC F
E92 BMW M3 sedan (Steptronic... weird)
Porsche Cayenne GTS (two of them)
Porsche Cayman
Porsche 911 Turbo S
Jaguar XKR
Fun stick shift cars:
E39 BMW 5 series (couldn't figure out reverse lol)
997.1 Porsche 911 (also couldn't figure out reverse lol)
2019 Honda Accord (didn't know they still came in manual)
C6 Chevy Corvette (the lady later traded it in for an Ecoboost Mustang)
Honda Civic Si hatch
Subaru WRX STi
Subaru Outback
Volkswagen Beetle (lady later traded it in for a RAV4)
Other fun and interesting cars:
J60 Toyota Land Cruiser
Mercedes SL 55 AMG
Mercedes E 55 AMG
Mazda Miata
Jeep Wrangler
Nissan 350Z
John Lynch's G Wagen
1994 Lexus LS with 24,000 miles
1997 Mercedes CLK with 19,000 miles
2004 Toyota Corolla with 11,000 miles
~2004 Honda Accord with 300,000 miles
~2004 Toyota Camry with 111,110 miles... literally parked it at 11:11, if only it had one more mile!
Chrysler 300 with the entire interior bedazzled
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