Ultima looks magic though, like Mad Max's Le mans car

Whenever I see it from the frontmik wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 2:49 pm @Sundayjumper - agree - the fan exit is definitely the most jarring styling element for me too.
The front styling isn't a million miles away from the new Noble M500, but the latter has far more to catch the eye.
I saw this vid earlier and though “I’d better not post that or Rich will get upset…
I'm sure the sort of person with the budget to spunk a few million quid on a car can stretch it so they can have both the road version, and the track version (which is effectively a different model IIRC due to all the changes?)mik wrote: Tue Nov 21, 2023 10:13 am I know Mr Murray stresses that it is very much a road car, but I am still interested to see someone get one on a track to assess whether some of the decisions like no PAS make so much sense in that environment (should you need to correct a slide for example and require to move that wheel quickly).
Have never had an issue dialling in opposit lock in the Elise's.mik wrote: Tue Nov 21, 2023 10:13 am That engine sure seems to dominate things.As far as I can tell, it sounds pretty much like a washing machine at low throttle openings, but as soon as you open the taps....
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Glad to see the positive press. I know Mr Murray stresses that it is very much a road car, but I am still interested to see someone get one on a track to assess whether some of the decisions like no PAS make so much sense in that environment (should you need to correct a slide for example and require to move that wheel quickly).
And yeah its a bit showy for a low-key design, but it does look rather feckin' fabulous when you do that "open all doors" thing on the key fob.![]()
Yeah it might be absolutely fine as it's <1 tonne with fluids, but it's 235-section fronts and Oli specifically mentions his shoulders aching - so I'm just interested.scotta wrote: Tue Nov 21, 2023 10:51 am Have never had an issue dialling in opposit lock in the Elise's.