@@TedwardDrives I got a ride in one of those last year and it looked brand new. Just the bumper has really changed. My hands were uncontrollably shaking after twenty minutes cuz the guy hadnt gotten a ticket and probably felt invincible. Was weaving in and out of traffic. Like BRUH this shit is too fast PLEASE dont kill someone lol. Can yu even imagine these twin turbo ones omfg!!!!
hell yeah, sounds very similar to the Audi 2.5 / 5cylinder in the RS3 and the TTRS, oh wait, it basically is the same engine, just chopped in half. Both are Godly sounding.
@@thousandmemes7397 the LFA sounds great, a very sinister shriek to it almost. But the Lamborghini takes the cake for me personally. It just sounds purely amazing!
The roads in New England are horrendous, especially the back roads. I live in rural northwest Connecticut (Kent) and the potholes might as well be stocked with bass and trout so people can go fishing. I often have to zig-zag like a drunk to avoid bottoming out in my Mazda MX-5. We do have lots of empty or lightly traveled roads where you can drive fast, it’s just the condition of those roads is questionable. My favorite drive is long winding, hilly road up to summit of Mt. Greylock in western Massachusetts. It’s nearly 4,000 feet with breathtaking views, and it’s an absolute blast in a sports car with a stick shift. I met a guy at the visitors center at the base of the mountain who was driving a 1973 Lotus Elan (I was driving my 1996 Miata) and we raced to the top, passing each other when it was clear, and I don’t know who had more fun. If you live in eastern Massachusetts it’s definitely worth going to Mt. Greylock, and there is a lot to see and do in the Berkshire’s (it’s also really pretty).
It's all relative. I was just in New England and I noticed how good the roads were. Seriously. I live in Chicago. The expressways in Chicago are awful. And the Indiana tollway is even worse.
Discovered this channel today and realized that I've probably seen this dude drive all these killer cars on the same roads I go to work and school on. Absolutely wild I love it
Saturday was the first Larz cars and coffee I’ve been to, and I loved it! I’m in Southern RI and frequent the Newport C&C the most, which are fun, but their size can make them feel a little less intimate and fun
@@TedwardDrives Agreed, I’ve never before had so many great interactions with car strangers at an event before. I also personally found the roads around the museum fun
Oh yeah these are the cars I like to see! I've always wanted to go to car shows but been too young to have a car and engage with people. I'm excited for when I can finally get a license and experience real driving and car culture!
I really enjoy Cars and Coffee as well. I can take my 16 year old, almost 180k mile station wagon, and go park by someone with a brand new Porsche who appreciates my car as much as I appreciate theirs.
I have driven a rwd Huracan on a track. I was in love instantly. The screaming V10. The way it dances. There is nothing like a Lamborghini. They're special and have a soul.
I love how you literally CANNOT be normal in this car, no matter how hard you try. Crawling along at 15 miles per hour? Pops, bangs, noises. EVERYONE turns and stares.
@@mcnuggetapple That is exactly the point and the beauty of mechanical noise. Obnoxious and loud is somebody's pleasure! I mean, I like to hear a good engine noise, but I am halved on the artifical pops and bangs, especially in the lower rev range.
That comment at 5:10 about no legs is so real. I’m paralyzed and am forced to drive with an auto 🤣you wouldn’t believe the comments until they figure out it’s me who’s driving it
I thought I was the only one 😲😁 I can't believe the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta is 9 years old, and that the 2017 NSX is already discontinued. Both cars still seem like brand new to me. Hell, a 2010 458 Italia still seems like a brand new car to me, and I was in the 7th grade when that car released, now catapulting towards age 30. Where did the time go?
Car culture is dying...? Pfffft... let me tell you something. I can't drive. I suffer from panic when I drive a car, so I've never owned one and, of course, I've never run any race (except for racing videogames). And despite of all this, I LOVE going to watch races, car shows and all that stuff. Because cars are more than mere machines to move around. They're the peak of our creativity, they're ART. So, no sir, car culture is alive and kicking, 'cause even non-drivers like me appreciate how beautiful cars are.
Super Car Saturdays up in Omaha NE is always a blast, having great conversations and having my ears blown out by all of the crazy builds is always a blast.
definitely took the absolute wrong route through cleveland circle. I drive through that way every day and always make a point to avoid that chestnut hill ave / beacon street intersection. It's absolutely screwed how bad the road is there.
Live outside of Boston, would love to spot a local car show.Great content man and gorgeous car, love this interior....its aged well for a 7 year old car
Totally with you on the whole "driving is the goal" thing. I like looking at cool builds and interesting cars in general, but usually I just want to drive the car. Car go vroom.
There's an unofficial carmeet every friday evening at the foreshore, and I heard from a friend that this Mustang had nailed it coming out of the carpark and hit a Mazda 2 that was parking (this is a 30km/h zone). Ran away but at least someone got his plate. Such a shame honestly
This is awesome! love the color of the car and love the car! storrow is my daily commute to work and I must say youre brave to drive through there with that machine.Either way keep up the great vids!
Good mindset to always give benefit of the doubt before judging. There are many people who would love to drive manual but can’t due to possible medical conditions, etc. you never know
Yeah its something how the Huracan still looks modern even at 7 years, the Gallardo on the other hand aged pretty quickly imo lol probably because it still had some "boxy" lines on it influenced from the 90's era.
I used to live right next to that first intersection with the train tracks and I can't believe you took a lambo through it lol. I was often afraid to drive my 300zx through since it sat too low on the stock wheels
The BEST thing about this video and this host is that he is basically preaching humility which is AWESOME! Exotic cars are pieces of art and when the driver is a cool person, it really adds to the coolness of it. Bottom line… you don’t need to be a prick just because you own a super car…
sadly the cars and coffee in Toronto got shut down because of covid and there's been absolutely no meets since then. Really sad since that's where I met a lot of people and where I learned about cars I've never seen in person before.
1:56 ugh god I’d do that all day my new dream is to either own or at least rent a lambo or a super car Bc I don’t think I’ll ever own one unless I get EXTREMELY EXTREMELY lucky lol
