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Originally Posted by Crisp
Have you tried some spirited driving with it? I would not feel comfortable at all on the backroads with this, whereas, I would comfortably oversteer with the X5M and had it doing full blown drifts on the track. Weird to say...
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Have had mine on twisties in the Hamptons. It handles them with ease. The IAS really makes a difference on the 7's. But drifts on this one . . .no, not for me. Best car I ever had for drifting was a 1972 Alfa GTV.
As for the controls, after a while you get used to where to go to do what you want. Your muscle memory will adjust. I found using the shortcuts on the screen takes care of 90% of what I need to do.
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