nickorette
Active member
Have many supercars in the stable, the Emira does not look or feel out of place whatsoever.
I think the biggest difference is going to come with the engine, a characterful NA V8, V10 or V12 is quite an emotional experience. However, nowadays everything is downsized, turbocharged and hybrid. Emira certainly sounds and looks better then the 6 cylinder competition from Mclaren, Ferrari and Maserati imo.
I guess you could say it's lacking in power, but on the street you're rarely using anything over 500hp anyways.
The Emira for me, while looking the supercar part, excels in it's feedback, manual gearbox and compact dimensions. It's also nice to not have to worry about being carjacked either
I think the biggest difference is going to come with the engine, a characterful NA V8, V10 or V12 is quite an emotional experience. However, nowadays everything is downsized, turbocharged and hybrid. Emira certainly sounds and looks better then the 6 cylinder competition from Mclaren, Ferrari and Maserati imo.
I guess you could say it's lacking in power, but on the street you're rarely using anything over 500hp anyways.
The Emira for me, while looking the supercar part, excels in it's feedback, manual gearbox and compact dimensions. It's also nice to not have to worry about being carjacked either
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