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Originally Posted by Sev
Order of driving:
Aventador -> Jaguar -> BRZ?
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I think BRZ was second.
From the article, closing remarks about the BRZ:
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Fabulous car! Oh my God! I mean, really just a wonderful and satisfying experience. I feel like I can just drive this car right on the edge of the friction circle. It reminds me a lot of my all-time favorites, the MX-5 -- first-gen, second-gen or third-gen. In some ways, it's actually better. It doesn't have the roll that the MX-5 has had all along. What a satisfying ride in terms of...everything.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/features/p...#ixzz246eMfvGZ
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Closing remarks on the Aventador:
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Overall...Huge power. It is very much a raging bull to drive. This car requires both hands and your full attention. It's actually very, very good under power accelerating off a corner. It can be a little dicey on the way in. Extremely powerful machine, a handful on the way into a corner, and very good under power with lots of traction. Not an easy car to go fast in. I definitely worked up a little bit of a sweat.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/features/p...#ixzz246f1KnGz
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Closing remarks on the Jag:
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Overall...I was working really hard at the wheel. I was not comfortable at speed. I judge this Jaguar as the most likely car to be spun, even more so than the Lamborghini. It's a difficult car to drive at the limit with the stability and traction control off. On the other hand, it's a very nice car for drifting for the camera, so we probably got some great video and still shots. I can't wait to see that.
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/features/p...#ixzz246fLobfJ
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Based on those closing remarks, sounds like Randy liked driving the BRZ the most.