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This is how you should reverse a Lamborghini

The Caddy wasn't so bad (as a Vauxhall/Opel) Top Gear held it as the most comfortable Minicab (Taxi like thing in Britain) in the world. My dad had one, easily the most comfortable thing ever, hate driving it though.

The 2 series has a LSD...

Those aren't stock rims and it annoys me how it's in this info-photo thingy

The only explanation would be...

Carver One

The car itself isn't all that far from stock, other than your normal racing mods. About 800 pounds are pulled out, so all that Aston gentleman luxuriousness is gone. It still has the torque converter six speed automatic transmission, but the mapping is super aggressive to the point where I'm told it won't feel…

I'll just leave this here...

Loving that front end intake

That's Hong Kong license plate, different to the ones in China. Also cars are RHD in Hong Kong, not LHD like China.

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Aston Martin Bertone Jet

Well, the door does open towards out slightly and the car is 2 meter wide, I'll let this pass.

Why waste money to implement this, there's nothing wrong with parking meters, don't change it

Are those Carbon Ceramics?

Might as well go through the Pearly Gates sideways, into a tree, on fire

Now it's twice as difficult to stay awake cause the seats will be so damn comfortable...

The Macca generates massive downforce which is welcome on the track. I also found the P1 more attractive than the LaFerrari.

Why dailydrive the Porsche? I'm pretty sure it's the more reliable one out of the trio, its battery pack allow it to drive on electric the furthest, the combine 4WD system allows it to be drive on any condition given the tires and ride height is suitable and I could open the roof when the weather is nice.