'Black Swan' Review.
A witchey brew of madness and cunning.
There's a delirium that runs though the Black Swan,
a sense of stress and anguish and mad momentum,
that's both exhilarating and terrifying.
The tune in a word is "elegant".
Graceful and composed on Sport softs, only the lightest touch was required to keep the car in check.
Understeer off throttle, varying degrees of oversteer with
any throttle, or RPM. Attributed to having a very deep well of torque to pull from.
Very little counter steering was needed to post a time that fell between a stock Aventador and a maxed SLR at Trial Mountain.
In this case, less is more, if only because it does so much with how little you give it.
It is when the pressure to perform is on and racing softs applied that grace turns gastly.
The beastly nature is revealed. The car rewards you with monsterous speed, and good grip.. untill it breaks.
Loss of traction is fast and brutal, and often unrecoverable.Throwing itself towards the nearest wall... hard.
There is no hesitation to shred even racing slicks in the lower gears.
A great tune for a 1337 GT'er looking for reckless fun, or a GTn00b wanting to learn finesse. 👍
This tune is rated R.
No one under the age of 18 permitted without a parent or legal gaurdian.
Due to provacative tire spin, trackside violence, and undressed horsepower.