Guys just got back from a little night time drive through some roads with a few turns and I gotta say this car is a delight to drive. At night the roads are a bit scary when you can't see the appex of the turn, tons of fun I hope it never wears thin. Of course you guys already know this. This is my first car , I've always had trucks so you can imagine the differance. Gotta go and peel this smile off my face .
See ya!!

 

Trust me, I know the feeling. I drive a truck normally and everytime I get in my S is feels like a new car. Just wait until this summer.

 

I know the feeling. I still get the same feeling after a spirited run through the hills and I've had the car for 2 1/2 years. Enjoy your hot rod and be careful!!

BTW - You can't peel that smile off, it won't come off for a few hours.... Good luck trying to sleep. LOL

 

It only gets better

 

till the 1st bad.

 

Jah, Till the first bad , HMMM. Hopefully never.
I'm coming off Foothills onto Hwy36, just bought the car and I'm following an SUV we start around the bend and I feel the G's stack up and get that fist around the stomach that says oh crap (remember I'm used to my PU) the SUV starts to go off the road but manages to brake and stay on. My S2k of course doesn't budge, a little scary though. I was afraid that was the most exspensive 60 minutes of my life. Maybe the SUV guy was used to his Roadster? Or maybe he was late for dinner.

 

Be careful around those SUV's, remember they can't see our tiny cars in many situations.

 

Words to live by!

 

Which reminds me, I was driving next to a Semi truck, and I'm so low to the ground, I could have sworn I could have snuck in under the trailer. Don't get me wrong, I am crazy, just not stupid, so I just passed it bye. Made me think about trying to drive under a parked one..

 

Ive had similar thoughts, only its the truck driver who decides to see if I can fit under his trailer and it ends with goo covered silver steel being spewed out the back then I wake up screaming.