Ferrari CS or Murci SV - what would you choose and why?

Ferrari CS or Murci SV - what would you choose and why?

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Ffffaster

Original Poster:

242 posts

160 months

Tuesday 23rd February 2021
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Bunsen said:
Unusual comparison.......never the less, the 670SV wins by miles, and i have had both , still have the SV which i think says it all
I would love to hear more about your experience.

Bunsen

28 posts

99 months

Wednesday 24th February 2021
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So, in a nutshell. If you want a track weapon packaged as a road car ,the Ferrari is immense, delivers everything . One of my favorite cars !
However if you want drama, something that sends a shiver up your spine when you start it , or just to look at the 670 SV takes some beating.
I have an original UK right hand drive car, rare as hens teeth , i have had it for 8 years , and still love every minute of what is ,and still is my "poster car".....seriously !

Ffffaster

Original Poster:

242 posts

160 months

Thursday 25th February 2021
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Thanks, that does make sense.

My big question about the Lambo is how disposed it is to driving on public roads. Say on the NC500 or in the Alps. It is a large car and I wonder if it just too large to be hustled along small roads in Scotland?

How does the gearboxes and power delivery compare?

Candellara

1,876 posts

182 months

Friday 26th February 2021
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Bunsen said:
Unusual comparison.......never the less, the 670SV wins by miles, and i have had both , still have the SV which i think says it all
Owned my Strad for a few years - sold along time ago for a 997 GT3RS. Drive a Stradale with Race mode off and you'll soon realise it's not that good. The CS is great if you want 99% pure theatre with the exhaust valves open but not so great if you want a competent driving machine. Nervous at the limit, oversteers and fairly dull without race mode on / exhaust valves open.

Davey S2

13,096 posts

254 months

Friday 26th February 2021
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I'd probably take a 430 Scud instead of either.

911Thrasher

2,573 posts

199 months

Friday 26th February 2021
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Candellara said:
Owned my Strad for a few years - sold along time ago for a 997 GT3RS. Drive a Stradale with Race mode off and you'll soon realise it's not that good. The CS is great if you want 99% pure theatre with the exhaust valves open but not so great if you want a competent driving machine. Nervous at the limit, oversteers and fairly dull without race mode on / exhaust valves open.
had the opposite: moved from a perfect 997.1 GT3RS (rare white, i was 2nd owner in 2009) to a Stradale, and had so much more fun with it...so much i bought a second one even

different horses for different people: OP, go try them

AmoCS

1,150 posts

219 months

Saturday 27th February 2021
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Candellara said:
Owned my Strad for a few years - sold along time ago for a 997 GT3RS. Drive a Stradale with Race mode off and you'll soon realise it's not that good. The CS is great if you want 99% pure theatre with the exhaust valves open but not so great if you want a competent driving machine. Nervous at the limit, oversteers and fairly dull without race mode on / exhaust valves open.
Install Sports Cats, totally transforms the car in any mode.

NoPaddleShiftForMe

166 posts

97 months

Sunday 28th February 2021
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Ffffaster said:
Thanks, that does make sense.

My big question about the Lambo is how disposed it is to driving on public roads. Say on the NC500 or in the Alps. It is a large car and I wonder if it just too large to be hustled along small roads in Scotland?

How does the gearboxes and power delivery compare?
I have an LP640 up in Scotland and have no problem with the size. Here are a couple of shots of me following a 458 Speciale up in the highlands and had no probably staying on its tail.