First impressions:
The car certainly looks in this video to have a well matched chassis front and rear, it seems to roll nicely and in a balanced way, a good sign for tyre wear. You have only to look at the current Rally1 Puma for a chassis that is completely mismatched front and rear.First impressions:
1. This car is seriously fast. With the right driving talent, who knows what awaits!
2, Sounds a whole lot better than any versions of the Toyota I have seen so far.
3. The drive-train and engine are all "borrowed" from rivals. Imagine the embarrassment that might follow.
Of course, we know nothing about the speed of the car and we won’t know that until the competition comes. But hopefully, we can see that the car is by no means a disaster and looks to be born quite well. I hope they can put a top driver in the seat to show what it can really do.We have to wait and see. There is a very nice video of Sordo testing which I cant seem to find which has him drifting between a fast corner combination on tarmac - because they tested something with the differencials. Was it the fastest setting? No, since in the rally they drove straight without drifting, because it is the fastest way. TLDR: The spectacular could be created by bad settings / suspension. I hope not though, other than the spoiler this looks neat