2016 RCF vs GT350R
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Which would be better? They're around the same price, and the Mustang outperforms the Lexus.
>>15189690
Mustang on the track, probably RCF in a daily situation.
One is a special hype trim Mustang, the other is a sophisticated vehicle meant to last more than 3 years. Take your pick. Brochure racers will defend this.
>>15189690
>track monster vs pigfat gt car
The choice should be obvious
>>15189728
Which one is the pigfat GT car?
>>15189690
I'd rather have the Lexus as an only car.
>>15189763
The one that Clarkson hinted couldn't turn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYsVeFko5Ds
I take the Lexus because it's a grand tourer, build quality it's much better than the mustang, it's more comfortable and reliable.
I don't go to the track every day.
>>15189789
Clarkson's an idiot. The RC-F, while not as good as the M4, is still a fantastic car.
https://youtu.be/6zg0Bt4Rv3U
>>15189789
>>15189914
It's funny because after that, he praised the sedan version of the RCF
http://www.driving.co.uk/car-reviews/the-clarkson-review-2016-lexus-gs-f/
i would take this beast of a thing any day over those hunks of shit
>>15189945
Sedans versions usually have stiffer chassis than coupe versions.
The M3 for example actually tackles corners better than the M4 despite the slightly higher centre of gravity.
>>15189945
To be fair though, the GS isn't really the sedan version of the RC. The GS chassis was designed for the GS, whereas the RC chassis is a Frankenstein combination of the GS, IS, and IS convertible chassises. That's why it's so heavy even though it's a coupe.
The Mustang probably produces more raw power, but after owning a Lexus I'm extremely biased towards their comfort and reliability. Even the cheapest Lexus feels like driving on a cloud. Keep the fluids topped off and be generous with oil changes and tune ups, and you have a car that will last forever, be faster than 99% of other cars on the road, AND you have the comfy factor.
Only downside is that wrenching a Lexus diy style can be a nightmare due to cramped engine bays. Even changing sparkplugs is kind of a bitch.
>>15189945
>>15189914
>>15189789
Enough shit talking; go test the RC-F on the track first. . . if you can even drive.
