[Alpine]

I'm guessing yes. I haven't asked though.

Way over subscribed I'd say, to an unknown allocation number. I mean ,who wouldn't buy one, if unlike me you can afford one, they are the same money as a base Carreras non S.

I going to see porsche today, re a spyder, a little less popular apparently, and cheaper lol.

[360c]

What's interesting is look at the steering wheel angle of some of his gear changes.  This is something I have commented on with the fixed paddles on Ferraris.  I still think if I ever had paddles I'd want them on the steering wheel.

Fine on a race track where you use limited steering lock. On the road in tight going you turn the wheel more than 180 degrees.
Fixed paddles are better then because you don't have to think about where the up or down paddle is before you use it.

[B2]

Fine on a race track where you use limited steering lock. On the road in tight going you turn the wheel more than 180 degrees.
Fixed paddles are better then because you don't have to think about where the up or down paddle is before you use it.

Scud said the same thing. 

When I make some money I'll pony up the $'s for a modern car with paddles.

[360c]

Scud said the same thing. 

When I make some money I'll pony up the $'s for a modern car with paddles.

Won't be long now 

[amgsl55]

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZRKZsm8krc" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZRKZsm8krc</a>

[Horse]

Fine on a race track where you use limited steering lock. On the road in tight going you turn the wheel more than 180 degrees.
Fixed paddles are better then because you don't have to think about where the up or down paddle is before you use it.

Yep.

[JBO]

[Alpine]

Was talking to a guy today at Porche Canberra who's ordered a Mr Purple.

[scud]

I think it needs grey wheels. 

[JBO]

I think it needs grey wheels. 

definitely