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2026. 7. 25. 작업
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Hopefully the car will be back for the weekend and it looks great in Blue with the stripes!
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bencollins4 said: Lovely, Joe! Not sure how I missed the original post but looks like a great purchase. I had a blue 140bhp Supersport for a couple of years, albeit with the super-close ratio 6 speed box. The 140bhp was a good match for the car and I never really wanted more power on the road. The Silverstone GP circuit was a different matter! It was a great thing, and so easy to control on (and over) the limit but ultimately I went back to an Elise S1 for a little more usability. The 6 speed box of the Caterham was certainly challenging on a long motorway journey, so you have probably made a good choice if you have road trips in mind.Great thing about Caterhams as well is how easily they fit in a garage, with plenty of space to work on them. I still have a hankering for another from time to time but will stick with my Elise for the time being.Enjoy it, and I hope it sticks around for at least a couple of summers! Thanks pal! And you're right on the 6 speed box, had a quick go in one yesterday... That's ridiculous! In terms of usability whilst I agree with you that you can probably stay a bit drier in an Elise in the wet I'd argue a Caterham to most people is a lot safer in a damp road than an Elise in terms of usability etc.
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