That’s it, I’m convinced that the 812 may be viable,..... would you buy one without the suspension lifter option , as looking to do more European road trips....... at some point. And keep up the great work!
One of the problems with the F12 is it's traction control wasn't great so it was constantly trying to kill you? Geez, thank god you weren't driving cars like these for all the decades prior before traction control was common or around at all...How about, let's see, learning how to actually drive??? Blaming a supercar's traction control, lol. God, what would you do without TC, ABS, SC and the rest of the driver aids making everyone nowadays think they know how to drive? Stick the Ferrari into CST-Off and learn how to drive or don't complain. Clearly another case of more money than driver skill.
But...the wonderful cars of yester-year did not have 800hp. You're totally right, 400hp or less doesn't need traction control beyond your brain and right foot. Anything higher immediately loses grip without computer nannies.
That’s it, I’m convinced that the 812 may be viable,..... would you buy one without the suspension lifter option , as looking to do more European road trips....... at some point. And keep up the great work!
LOL you are defo not the snooker player as he would never spend that much on a car!
He is only talking about 812 vs TDF. Where is the F12 here? Would be better to hear why the F12 is so much worse...
One of the problems with the F12 is it's traction control wasn't great so it was constantly trying to kill you? Geez, thank god you weren't driving cars like these for all the decades prior before traction control was common or around at all...How about, let's see, learning how to actually drive???
Blaming a supercar's traction control, lol. God, what would you do without TC, ABS, SC and the rest of the driver aids making everyone nowadays think they know how to drive? Stick the Ferrari into CST-Off and learn how to drive or don't complain.
Clearly another case of more money than driver skill.
I Absolute agree 💯
But...the wonderful cars of yester-year did not have 800hp. You're totally right, 400hp or less doesn't need traction control beyond your brain and right foot. Anything higher immediately loses grip without computer nannies.