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Rolls-Royce 200EX

FidelCashflow

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Originally Posted by Xericx
Yeah. I know a few people with Phantoms and RRs they drive them themselves...even an older lady....one commented to me that he thought the car was ugly but it was fun and powerful to drive around. don't know...never see people with chaffered RR's here in LA....its usually towncars, esclades and limos...but people here seem to drive their own RRs.
Huh? While I don't know anyone who actually owns one, I've heard from some car shows that it's like navigating a boat down a highway, not exactly a "driver-oriented" experience. They say pulling a u-turn in something that big is next to impossible with it's turning radius.
 

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Originally Posted by FidelCashflow
Huh? While I don't know anyone who actually owns one, I've heard from some car shows that it's like navigating a boat down a highway, not exactly a "driver-oriented" experience. They say pulling a u-turn in something that big is next to impossible with it's turning radius.
I was also wondering about that..i think it was the power in the car that was enjoyable as well as being a "tank like" experience for older drivers. feels more solid, like you own the road. this guy who said it was good to drive had a lot of cars though....including sports ones, and just liked driving it for some reason and I think it was just the power and weight of the car together which was nice.
 

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Originally Posted by FidelCashflow
Huh? While I don't know anyone who actually owns one, I've heard from some car shows that it's like navigating a boat down a highway, not exactly a "driver-oriented" experience. They say pulling a u-turn in something that big is next to impossible with it's turning radius.

Not unlike the old Lincolns and Cadillacs?

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zjpj83

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Originally Posted by Augusto86
Man, haven't ypu heard the rules about small-timers??

Also, this one wins:

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Nice! Have you seen the Rainbow Sheikh's collection of benzes? he has them in every color of the rainbow, it's hilarious.

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Hmm, I would have thought a big rainbow-coloured car would be appreciated by the rainbow club at this site.
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Gus

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I think that almost anyone who actually sits in a new Rolls will be impressed. You just can't take it in from a photo or seeing it from a distance.
 

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Looks pretty good to me, and the modern RRs look sensational in the metal - I doubt this one will be any different.
 

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