RE: Tamora Demo

[nubbin]

nicedude1976 said:

- great power, very solid suspension and direct handling BUT the steering feedback was almost nonexistent in my opinion - felt like a computer game -

If you felt that, then I suspect most of your driving has been on computer games. I've driven nearly 50,000 miles in Tamoras, and they have got superb steering feel, and ultra-sharp handling which takes time to get used to - but once you are used to it, it is as chuckable as an Elise, and great fun. Still, the safe, default-to-Porsche choice suits some people....

[t40ora]

nubbin said:

nicedude1976 said:

- great power, very solid suspension and direct handling BUT the steering feedback was almost nonexistent in my opinion - felt like a computer game -

If you felt that, then I suspect most of your driving has been on computer games. I've driven nearly 50,000 miles in Tamoras, and they have got superb steering feel, and ultra-sharp handling which takes time to get used to - but once you are used to it, it is as chuckable as an Elise, and great fun. Still, the safe, default-to-Porsche choice suits some people....

Oh yes, definitely what he said..

BTW Just had an email from the factory that mine is the last Tamora to have rolled off the production line, and there are none in build or ordered so far. Quite a nice feeling, if a little sad that this great car had such a short production run. Not complaining about the exclusivity though...

Edited by t40ora on Saturday 7th October 00:43

[dicky]

Is that the last ever Tamora or just the last one at Brisol Avenue.

[t40ora]

Allegedly, according to the production manager, the last one ever. To date...... They will make to order, but no orders in since April.

Doesn't make much difference one way or another, but sort of nice to know in a bitter-sweet way.