patrick_y
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I'm still not into the idea of an SUV Aston Martin...
The Cullinan by Rolls Royce is a disaster in my eyes - no offense if anyone here likes the Cullinan. I did find it slightly odd 20+ years ago when Porsche came out with the Cayenne. But I have to admit, I didn't see it as a disaster. But all these ultra-luxury-exotic SUVs seem to be just not a right fit for many of the brands.
I'm still not into the idea of an SUV Aston Martin...
The Cullinan by Rolls Royce is a disaster in my eyes - no offense if anyone here likes the Cullinan. I did find it slightly odd 20+ years ago when Porsche came out with the Cayenne. But I have to admit, I didn't see it as a disaster. But all these ultra-l...
I do like it a lot....
And I've driven one late last year. It's thoroughly dynamically impressive. The statements that, behind the wheel, it feels more like a sports car than an SUV are entirely accurate. Also, I see them on the streets of West L.A. with increasing frequency wh...
I'm sure it drives well!
The Vantage with 600 hp is going to be interesting. They need to put in a dry sump lubrication system though!
As a fat person these type of vehicles are for us
We want the image and lifestyle but can't fit in the sports cars anymore, compare a 996 to a 992 and see how large the 911 has become.
Several years ago, I realized that I don't like 911s anymore...
After driving a 911 on a race track and losing time in a specific sector (where there are some off camber corners) to one of those newfangled exotic SUVs, I'm now realizing, 911s have inferior suspension technology (no double wishbone suspension, inexpens...
I don't know by heart....
It's available online. I will say that in person, it's more compact than one would generally believe from images....
Nice looking sporty SUV
Well that explains why Fernando decided to sign a new contract with AM rather than consider a very risky move to Mercedes. Marc
