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I can't see nothing out the back.

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<v Ron>That's, wow, good luck.</v>

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You need a 24/7 reverse cam.

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<v Jonathan>Except, I think, that probably</v>

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falls foul at the law that says

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you can't have an active display

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whilst the driver is.

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<v Ron>Right, yeah, right.</v>

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<v Jonathan>Yeah, in the days before reversing cameras,</v>

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the way you used to have to park these cars,

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was you'd open the door and then just sit

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on the sill and lean out the back

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and try and do it that way.

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<v ->Wow.</v>

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<v ->The advent of reversing cameras</v>

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has been very useful for these kind of cars.

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<v Ron>Yeah, so how is your visibility</v>

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when you're driving around?

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<v ->Out the front is great.</v>

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That mirror there is, basically, useless.

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The wing mirrors are pretty good.

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<v ->Is this really for my window?</v>

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<v ->Yes, that's your window control.</v>

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This one raises and lowers the front

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so you can get over speed bumps.

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Right now you can see there.

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So yeah, otherwise, it has no ground clearance.

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And confusingly, the indicator button

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is not a stalk, it's a little switch here.

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<v Ron>Oh my gosh.</v>

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<v Jonathan>Yeah, so that's gonna be.</v>

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<v ->The turn signal is a little button.</v>

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<v ->Yep, that's the turn signal.</v>

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<v ->I'd never get used to that ever.</v>

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<v ->So Ferrari started doing that.</v>

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Ferrari put all their controls

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on the steering wheel.

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<v ->Right, I an see the completely, completely useless</v>

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sun visor here with the world's tiniest mirror.

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<v Jonathan>The idea is, presumably,</v>

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it's for your wife or mistress to be able

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to put her lipstick on.

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<v Ron>Right.</v>

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<v Jonathan>You have to have these guards on them</v>

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so there's something to stop you

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hitting them in an accident.

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There's not a massive amount

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of storage space in this car.

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You've got these little door bins.

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<v ->Yeah.</v>

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<v Jonathan>I do, quite, like this leather.</v>

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<v Ron>It's really nice, yeah.</v>

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<v Jonathan>This brown leather, yeah.</v>

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Sitting in it, you feel like it's an event.

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The car has drama.

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But most of it's in Italian.

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So for example, all the gauges here are in Italian.

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And it says Benzina instead of gas.

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It's Temp. Acqua instead of water temperature.

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So Strada's street mode and that has

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the most traction control, the most stability control.

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It's a dual clutch gear box so,

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I guess, if it's in street mode,

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it will shift automatically.

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But there's some lovely lines on it.

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It's a much better design than the old Fiat.

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I think with this [mumbles] they did a good job.

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A naturally aspirated V10.

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Revs to eight and a 1/2 thousand.

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The engine is made in Hungary, I believe.

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And then the rest of the car, presumably, in Italy.

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In sixth gear, it's not that noisy.

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<v Ron>No it's not, no it's nice.</v>

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<v ->We're doing just over 2,000 RPM.</v>

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Where is the speedo?

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Oh, there's the speedo.

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If I touch the gas, it goes down

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to 10 mile to the gallon.

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<v Ron>Oh my gosh.</v>

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4.6 miles per gallon.

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<v ->[laughs] That is even better</v>

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than the Audi did right before that.

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Or even worse, I suppose.

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<v Ron>So there's just no dials on this car whatsoever?</v>

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<v Jonathan>Nope, it's all digital.</v>

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<v Ron>All big, giant LCD?</v>

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<v Jonathan>So, apparently, it has</v>

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a whole bunch of accelerometers

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so it's measuring all different axis.

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<v ->So there's accelerometers in [mumbles] body roll.</v>

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<v ->Yeah.</v>

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<v ->And then it what?</v>

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Stiffens up suspension on that side?

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<v ->Yes.</v>

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<v ->Okay.</v>

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<v ->Yes, and it also knows,</v>

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for the stability control,

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if it needs to cut power to anyone of the wheels

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if it's starting to slip.

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<v ->Okay.</v>

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<v Jonathan>Let's make it a little louder.</v>

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<v Ron>Oh no.</v>

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He's moved it down to sports.

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<v ->Okay, so in sports, It'll still do automatic.</v>

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I guess it's just if you go into courser.

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I think it's also changing the [mumbles] mapping.

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Certainly the gears will change faster

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in some of those modes, I think.

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It'll hold on to the gear longer

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and you get much more engine breaking.

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It's like, when you lift off,

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the car slows a lot more.

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Where as, in normal it'll coast.

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The right control over these crappy surfaces

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is not too bad.

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Yeah, it feels like there's almost no body roll.

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These pedals are wild, they're enormous.

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Quiet often, they're usually, they're about 1/2 this size.

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Then with tires as fat as they are,

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the steering lets you know that you need

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to work it a little bit.

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It's not feather light.

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It's not, actually, as fast as I

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was expecting it to be.

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<v ->What speed did you just go to?</v>

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<v ->We only got up to 52.</v>

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It does sound like the end of the world.

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<v Ron>[laughs] It does.</v>

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<v ->When you get up to 7,000 RPMs.</v>

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<v ->Wow, wow.</v>

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<v Jonathan>The brakes, on this thing, are great.</v>

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<v Ron>Yeah.</v>

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They're enormous.

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The brakes, are probably bigger

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than the actual wheels on my Miata.

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The thing is, this car will corner

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so much faster than is legal.

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<v ->There's no oh [beep] handles.</v>

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I just instinctively, I'm like, oh my gosh.

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[drum clash]

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You're just tired of work one day

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and you need to get home in your Lamborghini.

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<v ->On your way back to Wayne Mansion.</v>

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After a hard day's beating up super villains.

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[Jonathan laughs]

