So, I flew out yesterday morning to the dealer I bought my car from. I got to the lot right at 9AM as they were opening. We got the last of the paperwork out of the way and my sales guy says "if you'll drive it over to the Sunoco across the intersection, we'll fill it up for you." While he's pumping the gas, I snap a quick picture to text my wife. As soon as I'm done, a guy pulls up to the pump over in a Camaro, gets out, and just goes nuts about it saying "man, that car is BAD @ss! How long have you had it?! How fast have you had it up to? etc., while looking in the windows". My first thought was this thing really is going to get itself some attention. I could regularly see people checking it out on the 8.5 hour drive home, some staring & keeping pace for a bit. At one point when I stopped for food, I was first at the light and a guy coming off a cross street honked and was yelling at me giving a thumbs up. Even when I got into town and stopped at McDonalds to grab a quick late dinner to take home, a couple employees are standing outside and I could see one guy mouth "wow" as I'm pulling into the drive through. I've never had anything attract that much attention; it's nuts. It's going to take some getting used to if it continues like that.
The feel and power of the car is insane. It was very comfortable throughout the 8.5 hours. Pulling out of the lot, I could just feel the power waiting to be tapped into. At one intersection one a stop half way home, I pulled out and spun the tires a bit unintentionally; the car is definitely not uncontrollable, but it's certainly not hard to break loose! Around 540 miles I punched it doing about 70 and I could swear I felt the tires break loose, too. INSANE. The growl at idle is even sick; it's intoxicating.
I know some are fed up with the fiasco of getting one of these cars, but try to keep hanging in there. I wish everyone on here could get their car as expected. And to those refusing to pay any ADM at all, if you decide to pay a small ADM, I don't think you'll regret it; I certainly don't now that I have the car. Here are the couple pics I snapped; sorry for the poor quality. It had bugs all over the front when I got home and it was getting dark. I'll have to take some good ones when it's all shined up again. Gonna get the windows tinted this weekend and that's all I'm planning to do to it.
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The feel and power of the car is insane. It was very comfortable throughout the 8.5 hours. Pulling out of the lot, I could just feel the power waiting to be tapped into. At one intersection one a stop half way home, I pulled out and spun the tires a bit unintentionally; the car is definitely not uncontrollable, but it's certainly not hard to break loose! Around 540 miles I punched it doing about 70 and I could swear I felt the tires break loose, too. INSANE. The growl at idle is even sick; it's intoxicating.
I know some are fed up with the fiasco of getting one of these cars, but try to keep hanging in there. I wish everyone on here could get their car as expected. And to those refusing to pay any ADM at all, if you decide to pay a small ADM, I don't think you'll regret it; I certainly don't now that I have the car. Here are the couple pics I snapped; sorry for the poor quality. It had bugs all over the front when I got home and it was getting dark. I'll have to take some good ones when it's all shined up again. Gonna get the windows tinted this weekend and that's all I'm planning to do to it.
