One for halloween
Discussion
MSN cars say the Noble M12 is "one of the scariest cars they have ever driven"
MSN said:
The Noble M12 GTO would give you the heebie jeebies on sight alone with that racing car-esque spoiler. In fact, driven with respect, the M12 was a sublime machine with masses of lateral grip and horizon-destroying acceleration. I drove it eight years ago for a a car magazine. My driving partner at the time was a sub-editor more used to writing headlines than wringing out supercars. He was ON IT from the moment he belted into the four-point harness. I’m not a nervous passenger, but I was on this occasion: he was driving in his socks as his feet were too large for the pedals. ID
http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/the-scariest-cars-...I cant work out if this is a back-handed compliment about the car, or a comment to say how much of a w@nker the driver was.
I've never felt scared driving the Noble whether on track or on the road. Just because his mate with ridiculously large feet cant drive, and he's a nervous passenger, i dont think that gives grounds for such comments.
If you read their comments about the 4 cars (CSL, Tuscan, Aston and Noble), it basically says they drive beyond their capabilities. And those are the type of people we shouldnt have on the road.
I shall mention this fact in my "speed awareness course" tonight. That should incite some interesting discussion.......
I've never felt scared driving the Noble whether on track or on the road. Just because his mate with ridiculously large feet cant drive, and he's a nervous passenger, i dont think that gives grounds for such comments.
If you read their comments about the 4 cars (CSL, Tuscan, Aston and Noble), it basically says they drive beyond their capabilities. And those are the type of people we shouldnt have on the road.
I shall mention this fact in my "speed awareness course" tonight. That should incite some interesting discussion.......
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