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    Quote Originally Posted by Blue Jays View Post
    I will post after my test drive when I learn if there is a moonroof-delete option, too.
    It would indeed be nice. Far fewer vehicles in Europe are sold with this hole in the body structure. It is forced upon the American buyer as a 'feature'.
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    Sweet! Info with restoration photo gallery here:

    1981 ​G45 - ​Light Olive (6L4)​ - ​FJ45-289139

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    Quote Originally Posted by davids View Post
    Well, it's a wagon after all!

    Speaking of which, this is about to be sold in the USA:

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    Hurrah!
    Back when I lived in Japan, one of my friends bought the Sportec modified Audi RS4. It was a sick car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saab2000 View Post
    "...It is forced upon the American buyer as a 'feature'..."
    Agreed. Hopefully those ridiculous roof rack bars similarly have a delete option, too. Good grief.
    Keep exterior smooth, sleek, and without noisy / mileage-robbing novelties. Be like an airplane!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blue Jays View Post
    Agreed. Hopefully those ridiculous roof rack bars similarly have a delete option, too. Good grief.
    Keep exterior smooth, sleek, and without noisy / mileage-robbing novelties. Be like an airplane!
    There is always the RS6 !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lionel View Post
    There is always the RS6 !
    Way too much car for me. If, and it’ll likely never happen, I’d go with an MB AMG wagon. And it probably still has the giant weight-adding, trouble-causing, future leaking-and-creaking, headroom-robbing gaping hole in the roof known as a sunroof or moonroof.

    The A6 wagon looks good. That’s not a likely car for me either but far more realistic than the RS6.

    My next car, and I don’t know when it’ll happen, will likely be a Tesla.
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    Ouch, this hits me right in the midlife crisis: Super Coopers

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    Oh, hell. The truck. Did they at last build the perfect motorcar?
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    I know there are a number of VW GTI fans here. The Mk8 was debuted in Geneva and while it's more modern, it has cheaper materials and build to pay for the big infotainment console. The tactile controls are gone, too. It'll sell, but it's no longer a car for drivers. RIP, GTI.

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    Too bad. the current (mkVII?) e-Golf is one of my favorite cars for sale today.
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    I test drove a Taycan last week. AMA...
    "As an homage to the EPOdays of yore- I'd find the world's last remaining pair of 40cm ergonomic drop bars.....i think everyone who ever liked those handlebars in that shape and in that width is either dead of a drug overdose, works in the Schaerbeek mattress factory now and weighs 300 pounds or is Dr. Davey Bruylandts...who for all I know is doing both of those things." - Jerk
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    Quote Originally Posted by nahtnoj View Post
    I test drove a Taycan last week. AMA...
    Does it feel like a car that weighs twice what a 911 does?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GonaSovereign View Post
    Does it feel like a car that weighs twice what a 911 does?
    I'm not sure if this is a sarcastic question?

    A Taycan weighs 4800-5100lbs or so.

    A 992 911 is 3300-3600lbs.

    The last 911 to weigh 1/2 of a Taycan went out of production in 1983.

    I've never actually driven a 911, anyway.

    To me, the cornering felt unnatural. The steering is really good, but the complete lack of body roll feels strange.

    0-100 happens *quickly*...
    "As an homage to the EPOdays of yore- I'd find the world's last remaining pair of 40cm ergonomic drop bars.....i think everyone who ever liked those handlebars in that shape and in that width is either dead of a drug overdose, works in the Schaerbeek mattress factory now and weighs 300 pounds or is Dr. Davey Bruylandts...who for all I know is doing both of those things." - Jerk
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    Quote Originally Posted by nahtnoj View Post
    I'm not sure if this is a sarcastic question?

    A Taycan weighs 4800-5100lbs or so.

    A 992 911 is 3300-3600lbs.

    The last 911 to weigh 1/2 of a Taycan went out of production in 1983.

    I've never actually driven a 911, anyway.

    To me, the cornering felt unnatural. The steering is really good, but the complete lack of body roll feels strange.

    0-100 happens *quickly*...
    Legit question, although I exaggerated a bit on the weight. I believe 911s run 1,430 to 1,670 kg, while the Taycan is 2,220 to 2,305 kg, so the light end vs the heavy end is 60% again (which I suppose is all battery).

    Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm keen to see how they do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nahtnoj View Post
    I test drove a Taycan last week. AMA...
    The turbo model or the naturally aspirated engine?
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    Here is one problem. I do not fit in a LaFerrari

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    Can’t you just lower the seat? For that price it should have adjustable seats.
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    If it didn't have those silly doors they could add a Gurney Bubble for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matthew Strongin View Post
    Can’t you just lower the seat? For that price it should have adjustable seats.
    Yes it was adjusted all the way down.
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    Ended a week of riding and driving with some driving





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