Evora - entry and exit

Evora - entry and exit

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skeeterm5

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3,362 posts

189 months

Sunday 21st June 2020
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Hi all,

last summer I ran a S3 Exige as my daily driver, getting in and out was a bit of a pain, although made easier as mine was the roadster so I could roll the roof back.

What is the Evora like for getting in and out? I am not expecting it to be like a normal car, but how do people find it. especially anybody that has gone from and Exige into one.

Thanks

S

skeeterm5

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3,362 posts

189 months

Monday 22nd June 2020
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Thanks everybody, very helpful.

skeeterm5

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3,362 posts

189 months

Thursday 25th June 2020
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Off to try one at the weekend so can report back.

skeeterm5

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189 months

Thursday 9th July 2020
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Update following a drive. It is definitely easier to get into and out of than the s3 Exige, so a big plus.

Driving was a positive experience and not a long way from what I was expecting, fast and nimble, it drives smaller than it looks.

The car looks good from some angles but a bit ungainly from others, I think the Exige is a better looking car and better proportioned.

But..... the build quality issues that I easily overlooked in the Exige are not so easily overlooked in the Evora. I was prepared to forgive the Exige as I always thought of it as a stopped out racer but that wasn’t my thinking approaching the Evora. And that is something I couldn’t live with, a compromise too far for me.