Most tail happy car you've driven

[Clippy]

my 350z with traction control off

Had one of these for a 48Hr test drive last summer.

Great car - what's it like to use on a day to day basis.

Hasn't the 'range' been changed recently?

[XTC]

Had one of these for a 48Hr test drive last summer.

Great car - what's it like to use on a day to day basis.

Hasn't the 'range' been changed recently?

It's great. People have complained that the ride is quite hard, but it's a sports car and tbh I find it very comfortable. Doesn't have a massive boot & it's only 2 seats apart from that I love it. The 2007 has a better interior and a few exterior changes such as a bonnet bulge to cope with the larger engine (not in cc, but in height). Mines an 03. The 08 comes out next year with a different engine which will be a 3.7l V6. Oh and as you can imagine it's no Prius when it comes to fuel efficency,

[VectraMan]

The 08 comes out next year with a different engine which will be a 3.7l V6.

Which Renault people carrier is that from?

[XTC]

Which Renault people carrier is that from?

Actually I seemed to remember something about the engine being French, is that right?

[oxtailsoup]

1. 911 (993 variant, not mine unfortunately but nearly sent the back end through a hedge going round a corner)

2. Dolomite Sprint. One of my first cars and this I did successfully put through through a hedge. Luckily there was no brick wall behind the hedge so the car was ok bar a few scratches.

3. Spitfire. Bought shortly after the Sprint. Hadn't learnt my lesson.

[Mailman_1]

Porsche 911 996 GT2. 3.6 Twin Turbo, 500bhp, rear wheel drive, no traction control, in the wet.

[scooby]

1987 datsun sunny

biggest bag of crap ever, but was fun to screw the arse of and run it in to the ground.