put it this way:
for me, if it was a choice between a CL65 or an RCF, it would be, hands down, the CL by a long way
for me, if it was a choice between a CL65 or an RCF, it would be, hands down, the CL by a long way
My Lexus RCF
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put it this way:
for me, if it was a choice between a CL65 or an RCF, it would be, hands down, the CL by a long way
Fair enough, just remember not everyone is you.
put it this way:
for me, if it was a choice between a CL65 or an RCF, it would be, hands down, the CL by a long way
Of course, but my point is what do you look for after owning a CL65. As I explained after driving the M3 I decided I wanted something a bit more tactile that felt more alive, perhaps my being a Lotus owner for about 40 years may have a subliminal influence I don't know, but I had decided a bit more driver involvement without sacrificing comfort was the next priority. I've done the trackday thing to death and fully appreciate that very few cars can do both so that again was a factor.
Fair enough, just remember not everyone is you.
that’s why I said “for me”
