Re: Poll

by Luigi 70 Sat 25 Feb - 9:30

I'm sorry for your accident... anyway the next time you're in my area (with the R8 of course), give me a shout.. I'll run to you lol!

by De Lacrowe Sat 25 Feb - 9:55

The accident seriously damaged the car but the driver was almost unharmed, I remember the strong fright following my overtaking attempt that didn't end well. Although this car has electronics and is self-managed with competition parameters, it remains a car controlled by the user, and therefore I learned from this event that it is the mind that controls the car and never the other way around.
Honestly this car has never crossed the borders of my region except for a day spent in Maranello, but that's another story. My fear is knowing what the wife of a person I believe to be the Great Master thinks, because it is well known that touching a married woman's man is at a great risk and therefore for my safety I cannot accept your request.

by jdavidson89 Sat 25 Feb - 15:00

I don't drive anymore, but my wife drives a Ford Focus. I used to drive a Honda motorcycle though. Believe it was a 250cc but it was 15 years ago......

by Edge_CMT Sat 25 Feb - 16:57

My last car was a Renault 19
I´m looking for a new ride. Probably a Ford or Honda one

by Luigi 70 Sat 25 Feb - 17:14

at the moment the best performing car seems to be that of Mrs. De Lacrowe, at least that someone has a Tesla or a Ferrari What a Face

by De Lacrowe Sat 25 Feb - 20:53

I am truly sorry to deny a friend a ride by car, especially the one who first extended his hand on my behalf. I apologize for this difficult choice of mine but I'm on your woman's side and like her I understood that in married life every step must always be decided by two, and in this case female friends are not included.

I participate in this automotive issue with some curiosity that I too have, even though I don't think it's a luxury car competition but a space dedicated to mass participation. I want to let my friend Luigi know that the R8 is a typical trendy car for men, but that in my case I inherited it after the death of my uncle, the initial owner. For a woman who loves motor sport it is impressive what road cars can do today. I'm not a woman who runs recklessly but honestly I allow myself the right to overtake even a Lamborghini if it doesn't leave the overtaking lane free on the motorway...

by FortiF1 Sat 25 Feb - 22:44

DeLacrowe's Audi R8 is probably the fastest from our F1C forum. I have a Seat Leon in the Cupra 280 version. I fulfilled my dream for my 30th birthday. I care about him a lot. But my childhood dream was a yellow Polonez Caro from my country. Only one copy was produced in yellow as an advertisement for the Polish brand FSO. Unfortunately, when I got into a similar Polonez Caro, I saw a big difference between my Seat and Polonez, and I probably will never buy a Polonez because of it, because they break down a lot. These versions were produced from 1991 to 1996. And an additional photo I uploaded of my go-kart helmet styled by Mark Blundell.

by Luigi 70 Sun 26 Feb - 8:50

JALNERVION wrote:Hello again. I'm curious, and I want to make a poll.
What car actually do you Drive? Tell me in comments.
Thanks un advance.

But.. José, We are curious..What car actually do you drive? Laughing

by JALNERVION Sun 26 Feb - 9:47

Luigi 70 wrote:
JALNERVION wrote:Hello again. I'm curious, and I want to make a poll.
What car actually do you Drive? Tell me in comments.
Thanks un advance.
But.. José, We are curious..What car actually do you drive?

I actually Drive 2 Cars:
- 2022 Toyota Corolla touring sports hybrid that actually is in reparation, due to a small traffic accident
- 2001 Renault Megane classic while repairing the toyota

by De Lacrowe Sun 26 Feb - 11:56

I would like to go back to FortiF1 and according to the male mentality the best car must be a balance between speed and road holding. For women, it is the balance between comfort and load capacity.

Like a Star @ heaven

I obtained my driving license in three months and a week, and I remember that in that year there were 20 of us who aspired to a driving licence. After the written test we remained in seven of which I was the only girl. On the day of the road test supervised by an inspector, I was the last of the group on the road test and was very agitated. My test drive was held on the bypass part of the city, where traffic and speed were the main dangers for me. The inspector forced me to overtake a few times and to behave judiciously throughout the road test. The result was positive and I got a driving licence. Before greeting the driving inspector, he asked me a curious question such as "Miss, can you tell me on which private car you tested before obtaining your driving licence ?"
My answer was "My father's autobianchi, mister inspector" but I lied because I bothered to reveal that I had conducted the car tests with my mother's cousin's car which was a Clio Williams

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