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Congratulations, she looks like a corker 😍

Interesting indeed. Czinger are certainly jumping on the AI bandwagon and attributing the design to that... "The 21C is the world’s most technologically advanced hypercar. From the AI-driven design software used to engineer it to the patented alloys its structures are printed in..."

The Czinger 21C uses the same tech to AI design the strongest/optimal shape for suspension, brake and chassis components. https://www.czinger.com/model-21c The car under the skin almost looks skeletal...like you say, 'aping' an organic structure rather than man made. It's very odd to look at!

Bit of tidying up of the LE this morning. The centre grill and side grills were looking a little tatty.

That's the problem...the trap of depreciation. Just look at Porsche owners....once a car has got to 20,000 miles, it's considered ruined! A car is for driving, and luckily mine has been driven with close to 80k on it now (I know there are other Evora owners with more).

A lot of people thought 15-20 years ago the supercar would be soon dead with the rising fuel costs, move to more efficient cars etc etc....but quite the opposite seems to have happened. This seems to have coincided with the massive increase in millionaires and billionaires.... i.e the people buying these cars. If there's a market for them and they are selling, then they will be made. These £5mil cars are merely trophies and many will never really be driven.

Oh Gavan was in the street going one ahead?

Yes...I think it was Gavan driving Just got back from a great day! Thanks to Bibs and Lotus. A few obligatory Lotus pics:

Fun and funner...

I would love a pair of tickets for the Thursday 11th if possible?

Looks wonderful, glad you took the plunge! Welcome! 🤗

I think someone mentioned WBAC was offering 29k ish. Before or after they do the obligatory knock down in price for any defects, who knows 🤷‍♂️

Excellent, that must fly! I loved my last Mini...I've had quite a few classic minis, but this was by far the nicest!

Presumably it just has a heavy fly wheel by default, to smooth the clutch uptake in Toyota's cars like the Camry. To get a quicker revving engine, you would have to lighten the bits that are moving in the engine...the flywheel probably being the easiest to do. The classic mini (presumably 998cc) will have a tiny amount of mass to 'rev' in comparison to the 6cylinder Toyota engine.