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Originally Posted by kaputt
I think once some journalists actually get a shot to drive the thing and give their impressions we may see the hype pick up. That is of course if the car is actually good.
I see no reason it won't be. They fixed the one issue with the car and didn't seem to mess with the rest of the formula too much.
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It would be great if they upped the refinement level some to match the MX-5’s, specifically in interior appointments, engine note, and ride quality. The higher rigidity of the new chassis should allow for more of the latter without sacrificing handling. And the engine sounds a bit better in videos. But without using front wishbones (as the MX-5 does) maybe there is only so much that can be done for the ride/handling balance. (Porsche itself has gone to front wishbones on its new GT3.)