Lotus should reinvent the Emira’s wheel

[jonwat]

TopGear 

[Evotion]

What a lot of bollocks.  Realy"!??!?? All that for some clickbait.

 

Yes, it might not completely be to everyone's taste or feel but a lot of us have held it and people who have driven it have told me it is absolutely fine.

It just winds me up when a small percentage thing is mentioned to diminish the strength of the overall package.

"This doesn’t happen in cars where the steering wheel rotates in a fixed circle. Like, just off the top of my head, a Porsche Cayman GTS 4.0. "

Umm. Another clear 'Buy the Cayman" statement.   Yes, the Cayman is likely the better car, for most people, given it is a known package but why do we, in this country, always try to knock our top brands for the slightest thing rather than sing about the great stuff, whilst briefly mentioning the other stuff not so good.

Thanks-  feel better now.

[LotusLeftLotusRight]

My first car was a 1975 Hillman Imp. The round thin-rimmed steering wheel on that also rotated in a fixed circle. Does that mean the Imp is also a better car than the Emira?

[ramjet]

Not sure, but possibly ‘yes’ for steering inputtery. 🤔