Here's Why The McLaren F1 is the Greatest Car Ever Made - Doug Demuro
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When doug de muro blundered completely the review of the Lexus RCF, he lost, in my eyes, a lot of credibility. So his opinion stays his opinion. As I would discard everyones opinion that is not an expert, what Doug proved to be with his RCF review.
Disrigerading his opinion, I find a car that costs 20 million dollars, to be a p_nis compoensation tool. It has no physical use.
I have much more respect for cars like the Toyota GT86, the new Supra or the Nissan 350z, that are trying to bring sportscar to the peoples enjoying them.
Disrigerading his opinion, I find a car that costs 20 million dollars, to be a p_nis compoensation tool. It has no physical use.
I have much more respect for cars like the Toyota GT86, the new Supra or the Nissan 350z, that are trying to bring sportscar to the peoples enjoying them.
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When doug de muro blundered completely the review of the Lexus RCF, he lost, in my eyes, a lot of credibility. So his opinion stays his opinion. As I would discard everyones opinion that is not an expert, what Doug proved to be with his RCF review.
Disrigerading his opinion, I find a car that costs 20 million dollars, to be a p_nis compoensation tool. It has no physical use.
I have much more respect for cars like the Toyota GT86, the new Supra or the Nissan 350z, that are trying to bring sportscar to the peoples enjoying them.
Disrigerading his opinion, I find a car that costs 20 million dollars, to be a p_nis compoensation tool. It has no physical use.
I have much more respect for cars like the Toyota GT86, the new Supra or the Nissan 350z, that are trying to bring sportscar to the peoples enjoying them.
i know the value of the car definitely does prevent people from using it as gordon murray intended, but considering there's only 64 f1s out there for the entire rest of history, it really doesn't matter if something happens to it
rowan atkinson crashed his f1 like twice and it still sold for over $12 million (and i mean like seriously crashed), but yes lack of use is the unfortunate nature of things that end up becoming so valuable
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When doug de muro blundered completely the review of the Lexus RCF, he lost, in my eyes, a lot of credibility. So his opinion stays his opinion. As I would discard everyones opinion that is not an expert, what Doug proved to be with his RCF review.
Disrigerading his opinion, I find a car that costs 20 million dollars, to be a p_nis compoensation tool. It has no physical use.
I have much more respect for cars like the Toyota GT86, the new Supra or the Nissan 350z, that are trying to bring sportscar to the peoples enjoying them.
Disrigerading his opinion, I find a car that costs 20 million dollars, to be a p_nis compoensation tool. It has no physical use.
I have much more respect for cars like the Toyota GT86, the new Supra or the Nissan 350z, that are trying to bring sportscar to the peoples enjoying them.
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Lol that stupid Doug score. That alone discredits him, even when I watched him before I got sick of him I would always skip those.
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I noticed many people fail to understand The Doug Score. Comments on Youtube are always criticizing it. I agree, it's an unusual ratings system but it's his way of ranking ALL cars against each other, not classes and segments which almost everyone else does.
For example, he may review a car that has the best acceleration in its respective class (say full sized SUV) but it may still get a "2 out of 10" because compared to a Dodge Demon or Model S Performance, it's a 2. He does this with every category.
For example, he may review a car that has the best acceleration in its respective class (say full sized SUV) but it may still get a "2 out of 10" because compared to a Dodge Demon or Model S Performance, it's a 2. He does this with every category.
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I noticed many people fail to understand The Doug Score. Comments on Youtube are always criticizing it. I agree, it's an unusual ratings system but it's his way of ranking ALL cars against each other, not classes and segments which almost everyone else does.
For example, he may review a car that has the best acceleration in its respective class (say full sized SUV) but it may still get a "2 out of 10" because compared to a Dodge Demon or Model S Performance, it's a 2. He does this with every category.
For example, he may review a car that has the best acceleration in its respective class (say full sized SUV) but it may still get a "2 out of 10" because compared to a Dodge Demon or Model S Performance, it's a 2. He does this with every category.
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