venomgt95, 08 October 2013, 11:16
ive been wondering lately. are they easier to drive than they look? id be scared to even try. one accidental slip, and there goes your nice ferrari :(
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scudfan98, 08 October 2013, 12:01
i drove a gtr and it is fun to drive but any good drive could drive it. i havent driven in a ferrari but i have rudden in one and the owner said it wasnt scary or hard at all
DjShift, 08 October 2013, 14:43
I dont know yet but i'll be able to tell you in a few months. I plan on going down to Vegas for a few days so i can try out this track.
http://www.exoticsracing.com/Exotic-Cars/drive-combo_382.htm
http://www.exoticsracing.com/Exotic-Cars/drive-combo_382.htm
lemurking13, 08 October 2013, 14:59
I did that experience, drove the 430 scud, amazing experience, didnt think it was hard at all VERY fun though, while traction control is on its pretty easy, take that off and you might have a different story haha
DjShift, 08 October 2013, 15:21
lemurking13 wrote:
I did that experience, drove the 430 scud, amazing experience, didnt think it was hard at all VERY fun though, while traction control is on its pretty easy, take that off and you might have a different story haha
I'm going to try to talk my parents into the 13 car experience but that may not happen so i'd be happy with the MP4-12C and Aventador. Do you live in Vegas?
carguy304, 08 October 2013, 17:04
I got to drive a Maserati GranTurismo MC and it was surprisingly easy to drive. The only thing is that the steering and pedals are very heavy compared to an everyday car.
zonka-81, 08 October 2013, 17:20
Ive driven an M5 F10 and its very easy to drive. Even with everything at its most potent setting it was still an easy car to handle, especially on German country roads
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andrewo, 08 October 2013, 17:21
New ones are not harder to drive than any other car and the traction control will take care of it if you do something stupid. Old ones are completely different and there aren't any electronics to save you but if you aren't stupid it isn't too hard.
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Superleggera, 08 October 2013, 17:43
The only exotic I've driven was our Ferrari 360 Spider at about 60 mph (I don't even have a permit yet. Kentucky requires you to be 16 1/2) and you can take corners at high(er) speeds with no slip even when traction control is off. It's not easy to get the back end of a Ferrari off the pavement :P
venomgt95, 09 October 2013, 07:35
Superleggera wrote:
The only exotic I've driven was our Ferrari 360 Spider at about 60 mph (I don't even have a permit yet. Kentucky requires you to be 16 1/2) and you can take corners at high(er) speeds with no slip even when traction control is off. It's not easy to get the back end of a Ferrari off the pavement :P
im still jealous that you have a 360 ferrari :)
scudfan98, 03 November 2013, 00:31
Officially driven a 430 Scuderia! only around the neighborhood though. Also the driver floored it in a tunnel when i was riding next to him
FanOfSuperCars, 04 November 2013, 00:52
scudfan98 wrote:
Officially driven a 430 Scuderia! only around the neighborhood though. Also the driver floored it in a tunnel when i was riding next to him
Congrats!
burdmanmarc877, 04 November 2013, 09:45
I've driven an SLR Roadster, and it felt kinda heavy and cause it is such a long car, you has to be super careful pulling up to cars at stoplights and also turning onto streets was something you have to get used to. Fun car though!! Fun flooring it! Drove a Tesla Model S P85 too and oh my those are a blast!! SUPER EASY to drive!
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