f1eng
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- First Name
- Frank
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- Oxfordshire, UK
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- Taycan CT4S, Ferrari 355, Merc 500E, Prius PHV
It is vast and I know roads on Anglesey it literally would not fit in at all so it does depend on where you will drive.
Single track roads with passing places in Scotland are fine.
The width and weight are the 2 things I still dislike about the Taycan, it means spirited driving on local Oxfordshire roads is too risky, making it slower in practice on some routes than our PHEV Prius!
Overall I love mine though and am glad I bought it and anyway most cars are bigger than I like nowadays, probably lateral impact safety.
The 911 is laughably huge and heavy too if you are familiar with the 1970s versions.
Single track roads with passing places in Scotland are fine.
The width and weight are the 2 things I still dislike about the Taycan, it means spirited driving on local Oxfordshire roads is too risky, making it slower in practice on some routes than our PHEV Prius!
Overall I love mine though and am glad I bought it and anyway most cars are bigger than I like nowadays, probably lateral impact safety.
The 911 is laughably huge and heavy too if you are familiar with the 1970s versions.
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