So Thats why @mik couldnt drop me when i had the RRich B wrote: Tue Jan 26, 2021 11:58 am Tubby indeed - I was surprised that an Evora was heavier than a Golf.

So Thats why @mik couldnt drop me when i had the RRich B wrote: Tue Jan 26, 2021 11:58 am Tubby indeed - I was surprised that an Evora was heavier than a Golf.
Well how wrong was I?Rich B wrote: Tue Jan 26, 2021 11:58 am Tubby indeed - I was surprised that an Evora was heavier than a Golf.
We tested it with the Evora as well...mik wrote: Tue Jan 26, 2021 12:20 pmThat was the VXR8, and I was saving the breaks. Where is that JustGoFaster list of excuses?
Probably - thought the early S2 Elises with the K-series weren't much heavier than the S1. I think the quoted weight of my 2001 S2 was 750kg. The Toyota engines were heavier, as was the extra kit, sound deadening etc which they added over the years so the last S2s were over 900kg, IIRC.Mito Man wrote: Tue Jan 26, 2021 12:27 pm Wasn't there an argument on here that S2 elises are really overweight and only driven by people with small cocks?![]()
I didn't say any of that, just remember reading it![]()
But they were so big.
Shirley more than that? That's more or less the same weight as an S1.Jobbo wrote: Tue Jan 26, 2021 12:40 pm
Probably - thought the early S2 Elises with the K-series weren't much heavier than the S1. I think the quoted weight of my 2001 S2 was 750kg.
Quoted and real life are quite far apart as is usually the case with these thingsintegrale_evo wrote: Fri Jan 29, 2021 6:24 pm Don’t really know where else to put it, but I was quite impressed to see in a recent carwow video that the Alfa giulia quad weighs 1535kg, which I’ve long considered ‘about right’ for a mid size family saloon, ie e36 / 46 m3s. Seems that the aluminium and carbon fibre parts have for once helped balance out the added weight of modern tech and safety equipment.