Nice report Rylan and sums up what I think a lot of people who actually drive the car will think.
Just to clarify are you saying the car tested had "head-up-display?" i.e. the speed displayed on the windscreen?
I think these will come into their own, in a short space of time:
1/. the (expensive) launch models disappear and more exterior colours become available - so that the car can be personalised?
2/. the interior colours can also be specc'd?
3/. the initial price point becomes more accessible as second hand cars come onto the market?
4/. aftermarket mod's become a reality - exhausts, gear-knobs, seats etc. etc.
Mark
Mark, if you look at Rylan's interior shot, it's the small 'screen' between to two small gauges directly in front of the driver
Whilst at Prescott, waiting for my run up the hill, I was asking the driver what could be displayed & he scrolled through several options - most useful was digital speed, & current gear, can't remember others except oil level (as the engine has no dipstick)
