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Naah, not really lol.
But it has 4 wheels ... oh wait, there's a possibility to mount 4 wheels. I bought the one without the wheels ;-)
βJust add lightness, Sir?β βNah, add sales instead!β - short review of the Lotus Emira i4 π¬π§
As some of you are probably aware in the meantime I am looking for a fun car to complement the more practical, family hauling machinery (not boring by any stretch of imagination but different). The Renault Alpine A110GT has already passed the test (see he...
Iβm sure there is πππ»
Currently the Alpine would still be first choice. But thereβs more to try out yet ππ€π»
If he tries the GT4 ...
.. he will be dissappointed . The GT4RS is another story ... 9000 rpm flat six ... hmmmmmm.
I meant those I will still be trying π
The Alfa is no longer on sale as far as I know and the Cayman - nice but probably not what I am looking for right now π€·π»ββοΈ
A very accomplished car that doesnβt do it for me emotionally. π€·π»ββοΈ
I have had lots of fun driving it on several tracks but never felt that I would need to buy one afterwardsβ¦
Seems that currently some Porsche owners are adding an Alpineβ¦
As it captures a niche Porsche left some years ago ππ»
Thatβs not the main reason I supposeβ¦
Not all owners are on board with the size growth over the last generations - something the Alpine counters very well. Not taking anything away from the accomplishments of Porsche but they have gotten larger, which means they also need somewhat wider roads...
Hahaha :-)), my prediction is the Alpine :-)
I like the Emira V6 but the last version of the Evora more. The Alpine has something special for me.
Yes Yes Yes Yes!
I remember these guys but they have pushed things to 11, so cool! the Daft Punk/Phoenix of Cars
I see that if I go for the A110β¦
The Vladding will continue even after the car joins the stable πππ»
How cool is that!?
Didnβt know it but it doesnβt fully surprise me. Has the vibe that would appeal to the Japanese culture ππ»ππ»
Absolutely!
For some reason modified cars look great in Japan Source: Ravage Japon ...
Irrespective of thatβ¦
They sell in very homeopathic quantities ππ€·π»ββοΈ
Genetically noβ¦
The most famous poet of our country (I was born on his death day, which is a national holiday in our country (we are weird that way)) wrote a poem strictly against homeopathy, so I follow in the footsteps ππ
Formerly a poet now a homeopath
Previously a thief of time, now one of lifeβ¦ Sorry for my amateur translation ππ€·π»ββοΈ
You want the original?
PoprΓ©d si pevec bil; zdaj si homeopat; poprΓ©d si Δasa bil, zdaj si ΕΎivljenja tat.
Pretty easy to understand for a....
Serbian language speaker like myself, for the most part. The only 'odd' bit of language to me is the word 'Δasa' which in literal Serbo-Croat translation means cup/glass....
Oh, of course....
Δas means hour! I guess we tend to use Sat a lot more frequently....
Very versatile wordβ¦
In certain countries considered even suitable for diplomatic depeches ππππ€£π€£π€£
Thereβs something about this π
Although the Alpine dealer was very, very competent ππ»ππ»
Correct πππ»
The Alpine is truly something special for me - and it would also allow me to grow and enjoy it over many years πππ»
Alpineβ¦
Works better for me. A truly amazing car and very different from anything else in terms of driving πππ»
The first possible time slotβ¦
To get one would be January, so still some time to convince myself π And test drive one or two more π
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