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now, I know what your thinking. "What does this kid know? what makes him think he can just review cars like he knows everything?" well, may I just say, I can't say I'm really qualified for this. I just thought it would be fun. all I ask is that you read this post before saying "This kid only has 16 posts, what does he know?" and clicking the back button. this week, for my first review, I will review the McLaren F1. For these reviews my test track will be the Curcuit De La Sarthe (no chicane). this track is great to test handling, and a 3 and a half mile straightaway to test the real top speed.
So, The McLaren F1. Before Bugatti butted in, this was the fastest street legal car in the world. As you can see, the F1 in the picture is in the grass. I did this because that is where you will be most of the time in this car. If you so much as touch the throttle in this car, you will find yourself listening to that top 40 hit, Crunching metal. Seriously, It's the worst handling car I've ever driven. Now, since this was the fastest car ever in the 90s, I assumed I could get this sucker up to 230 (370 KPH), or 240 MPH(386 KPH). But, that was not the case. With a top speed of 210 MPH (338 KPH) the Veyron whipped this car hard. The wikipedia for this car said it set its record with a speed of 240 MPH, and may I just say, they must have had a heck of a lot of track, and I can safely say that this car will not reach that speed in GT5. However, there is a redeeming quality: adding a wing. Adding a wing to this car for 50,000 credits seems like a total rip, right? Wrong. When a wing is added to this car you leave that overrated Veyron in the dust. Seriously, my super tuned Veyron was beat by an F1 with nothing but a wing by almost a whole second. This car is definitely worth the money. So you have a choice: 1,000,000 credits for a crappy car, or 1,050,000 for an amazing car. Now for the important part: looks. Seriously, you take a Zonda C12, a Corvette from the 90's, and just a sprinkling of Gallardo, and you get the 2nd fastest car in the world. With a sleek low down look, and triangular doors, this car definitely gets an 8/10 on looks.
And the final portion of the review, it's time around La Sarthe. (with a wing)
3:57.75
So, I hope you like my review of this car, feel free to comment and tell me wether I know what I'm talking about or not. My next car review will be the Ferrari Enzo, and I am asking for photos through PM's to use in the review.
So, The McLaren F1. Before Bugatti butted in, this was the fastest street legal car in the world. As you can see, the F1 in the picture is in the grass. I did this because that is where you will be most of the time in this car. If you so much as touch the throttle in this car, you will find yourself listening to that top 40 hit, Crunching metal. Seriously, It's the worst handling car I've ever driven. Now, since this was the fastest car ever in the 90s, I assumed I could get this sucker up to 230 (370 KPH), or 240 MPH(386 KPH). But, that was not the case. With a top speed of 210 MPH (338 KPH) the Veyron whipped this car hard. The wikipedia for this car said it set its record with a speed of 240 MPH, and may I just say, they must have had a heck of a lot of track, and I can safely say that this car will not reach that speed in GT5. However, there is a redeeming quality: adding a wing. Adding a wing to this car for 50,000 credits seems like a total rip, right? Wrong. When a wing is added to this car you leave that overrated Veyron in the dust. Seriously, my super tuned Veyron was beat by an F1 with nothing but a wing by almost a whole second. This car is definitely worth the money. So you have a choice: 1,000,000 credits for a crappy car, or 1,050,000 for an amazing car. Now for the important part: looks. Seriously, you take a Zonda C12, a Corvette from the 90's, and just a sprinkling of Gallardo, and you get the 2nd fastest car in the world. With a sleek low down look, and triangular doors, this car definitely gets an 8/10 on looks.
And the final portion of the review, it's time around La Sarthe. (with a wing)
3:57.75
So, I hope you like my review of this car, feel free to comment and tell me wether I know what I'm talking about or not. My next car review will be the Ferrari Enzo, and I am asking for photos through PM's to use in the review.
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