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PA commentator as it launches: "1.94 seconds to 60 feet" or am I mishearing "to 63"?

I recently had to deal with a clutch pedal for the first time in nearly 10 years- a trackday hire, was anxious beforehand about competence at rev-matching on downshifts, thankfully unfounded as I found myself not having to think about it once I got going....HOWEVER that was after the major...

The phenomenon that this article is treating as news must be what, 50+ years old? ...and not specific to cars.

At least 2 of the "new" PTS colours are current standard options on a Taycan, maybe some of the others are standard on other models?

Those 2 are my new favourite car-reviewing double-act.

Taking the entire used Taycan stock off their hands should make you their new bestest ever customer.

Q3 2023 is the most recent period for which data has been published. I cut the list- the source continues in descending order beyond the Eletre. Audi E-TRON only appears once, so presumably anything with that badge is lumped in to the one line.

Live your dream as Birkin with goggles or Steed in a bowler hat. Perfect for taking the dog to the park (unless it's raining). https://bentleyblowerjnr.com/

You're right- don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that there aren't many others with vested and/or noble interests, just that I don't think they are contributing anything as much to the fighting fund.

Indeed. But I'd guess that it's #1 on that list who are the driving force and funding it all.

Not news to us, but good that there is at least acknowledgement of the media campaign to feed the easily-manipulated. What the government does to counter it is another matter. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-68130432

Surprised to see Audi 21 places behind Porsche, and VW coming last in the Driving and Usability rankings.

https://www.topgear.com/car-news/satire/porsche-brain-implant-chip-18-seconds-faster-neuralinks

:surprised:?? "But I was only looking at that dodgy website for research purposes- I'm writing an article about why people look at stuff like that". ?

I wonder whether it so negatively effects the aerodynamics that Porsche don't want it on the standard cars that are subjected to official range testing.

It looks to me like it could be the EV rebirth of the 911's ancestor... the Beetle ?

https://www.carscoops.com/2023/07/2026-porsche-cayenne-ev-spied-for-the-first-time/

I think that was the year suggested by journos last year. Also in the following new item...

I know it's only a prototype with lots of camo, but....my poor eyes!!! Without the Macan EV for scale, they don't look much different in size. EDIT- just read that it's a mule based on the Macan, so probably explains both of the above.

I'm sure our fine admins will sort it all out- wonder when it will get its own subforum.