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I also just power read this thread over the last few days. That 348 was amazing, I'm excited for the next adventure. I loved the fact you showed all the weird little design choices which us plebs don't usually get to see.
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kimbo305 posted:Not to... poo poo the poo poo pun train, but my take on collecting sports cars and not having time to really thrash them is that it's basically This an analogy I can get behind.
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kimbo305 posted:Bleh, DeMuro was not as positive on the 348 as I was expecting: Yeah I saw that episode too. I actually thought he was quite positive about it overall but compared to most of the cars he reviews I could see why it might get a lower score. I still think they are awesome cars.
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Voltage posted:I hung out with Matt once and he was really chill and down to earth - really, really knows his poo poo. I can't really stand Doug's voice but I do love the interior quirks of weird/supercars so I usually watch the videos until he starts driving, which is always slow and tells me nothing about how the car drives. At least Matt can really whip. I totally agree with this. I'm not a full on car guy so I find the weird quirks a lot more interesting than someone talking about super technical handling stuff. Thankfully in Demuros videos he usually spends most of the time showing the quirks than driving. I also really enjoy Savage Geese (thanks for the suggestion!) and Harry's Garage. One Take I'm not huge on probably due to the above point. However he does have a huge array of cars driven compared to the others. I really want to like Petrolicious as it's beautifully shot and they do strange Euros but there is no real substance in any of the videos.
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