Really either impressed with Fordās product planning team and marketing department, or blown away by the incompetency of the Camaro teamās. Chevy had all of the ingredients to a superior product that mattered, but they wrapped it in a package with so many compromises and devoid of the kind of...
Watch the savagegeese video on the GT500; manās overdosed on T-levels š
Also on a serious note, thereās nothing āwrongā with the S550 if you look at it from a grand touring perspective, but it falls apart when you push past 7/10ths which is about a reasonable maximum level for responsible...
The numbers arenāt even as much a concern as the overall feeling of how theyāre pulled off from the driverās seat. The Alpha chassis was inarguably a tier better than the S550ās. Way stiffer and a better starting platform before even taking suspension geometry and tuning into consideration. They...
The only āsourceā we have is a bunch of articles linking to another bad video by StangMode where he spewed another load of baseless nothing out. I watched the video so you guys donāt have to.
TLDW: he says āone of the inside information we have is⦠and I canāt confirm this yet, but I was told...
Hey, valid take. I disagree with some of it but I understand what you're saying. The S650 is modernized and inline with current surfacing trends in the industry. FWIW, I found the S550 just as trendy (and still as beautiful as my first impression) for a mid-2010s design. To be more specific, the...
Most steering wheels are in the 14-15ā range. The hulking monsters you find in things like Expeditions are only 15.5ā, so that half inch makes a big difference. But even more of a differenceā¦
ā¦is the girth.
Ok but serious, steering wheels that are considered small are things like the M-sport...
They made it more dynamic (I know, such a cliche design term ugh). All of the changes accentuate length in profile. The side treatment loses those awesome scalloped body lines BUT it does an amazing job of enhancing the coke bottle, pinched-waist effect that makes the hips look wider and the...
Even the PP2 had jank steering with the same non-Shelby characteristics; the weirdest combination of being simultaneously gummy and wooden with unnatural resistance that didnāt match front tire load nor line up with the amount of lock dialed in. There must have been fundamental changes made to...