I find it hard that you are comparing LFA with PS2s. Commercially it a flop due to the price tag but it’s popularity continue to grow and value has double for some.
It was never design to sale.People who buy this ain’t daily driving it.
I find it hard that you are comparing LFA with PS2s. Commercially it a flop due to the price tag but it’s popularity continue to grow and value has double for some.This is why nobody bought the LFA.
It was more expensive and slower then everything else, but then people understod that there are other things actually more important on a car that the LFA had instead!
But too late, they didnt build them anymore!
Its all about how it FEELS to drive!
There are no specsheets for that!
That actually works for me.Well, if it is the same story as the BST270, you might be in for a surprise about delays![]()
If anything, I would compare the LFA to the P1. Both were too expensive and the manufacturers struggled to sell the very limited inventory. Both received stellar reviews by the automotive press and neither of them were numbers cars. The BST has received lukewarm reviews. I think of it as a BMW i4 m50 competitor.I find it hard that you are comparing LFA with PS2s. Commercially it a flop due to the price tag but it’s popularity continue to grow and value has double for some.
It was never design to sale.People who buy this ain’t daily driving it.
P1 is a great car and should age wonderfully. I would buy it if I had the extra cash but IMHO not in the same prestige league as LFA. LC500 is more comparable (and that also a gorgeous car). Also, LFA is individually numbered plagued (at the back seat) if that's what you mean.If anything, I would compare the LFA to the P1. Both were too expensive and the manufacturers struggled to sell the very limited inventory. Both received stellar reviews by the automotive press and neither of them were numbers cars. The BST has received lukewarm reviews. I think of it as a BMW i4 m50 competitor.
Personally, I don't think any of the current electric cars are "track cars". Just because someone can get a single or three good laps of a car does not make it a track car. I wouldn't want to spend 2 hours on a track with any of them. For now, I will stick with my ICE car for track days.P1 is a great car and should age wonderfully. I would buy it if I had the extra cash but IMHO not in the same prestige league as LFA. LC500 is more comparable (and that also a gorgeous car). Also, LFA is individually numbered plagued (at the back seat) if that's what you mean.
Polestar 2 Performance and BST on-track times are identical. The problem for both cars is the power-to-weight ratio as it already has good chassis. i4 M50 performs worse than both by a margin. Check here if interested to read more.
Polestar 2 Performance can take a good beating on say a 15 min session (my experience is solely at TMP here in Ontario, Canada) and it can take the ring just fine as Misha on YT famously demonstrates. But I agree with you, EV isn't the regular "track car" as it inherently has limitations different from an ICE and that is the battery so I say it's fair to judge it in its own category.Personally, I don't think any of the current electric cars are "track cars". Just because someone can get a single or three good laps of a car does not make it a track car. I wouldn't want to spend 2 hours on a track with any of them. For now, I will stick with my ICE car for track days.
So if they are not track cars, then they are performance street cars, IMO. The BMW is faster to 60 than the Polestar. Not the definitive measurement of a performance car, but still a performance measure. They are about the same price. So I put them in the same category. Which is the better all rounder? I don't know. Hopefully I will drive the BMW tomorrow.
You are right. The BST suffers from the fact that there is so little measurable difference between it and the PP car. For an additional $8k ish over the equivalent loaded P2, you get suede seats, graphics, and a fancier suspension. Is it worth it? I will let you know when it arrives.
Yes! But dont forget gloves!
I ordered one. I have never driven a P2. But I own the baby Volvo EV. My hope is the suspension is not just fancier but offers an aggressive spring rate while also soaking up bump, in the way that only really well developed and damped suspensions do. Something you see with the GT division of Porsche as an example. Those cars ride smoother than their base Carrera siblings, despite being far more aggressive obviously. I'm hoping the BST has an ounce of that magic. If it does deliver on that it's certainly worth the price.Personally, I don't think any of the current electric cars are "track cars". Just because someone can get a single or three good laps of a car does not make it a track car. I wouldn't want to spend 2 hours on a track with any of them. For now, I will stick with my ICE car for track days.
So if they are not track cars, then they are performance street cars, IMO. The BMW is faster to 60 than the Polestar. Not the definitive measurement of a performance car, but still a performance measure. They are about the same price. So I put them in the same category. Which is the better all rounder? I don't know. Hopefully I will drive the BMW tomorrow.
You are right. The BST suffers from the fact that there is so little measurable difference between it and the PP car. For an additional $8k ish over the equivalent loaded P2, you get suede seats, graphics, and a fancier suspension. Is it worth it? I will let you know when it arrives.
The i4 M50 is a nice car. You do feel the entire heft in curves during spirited driving.So I drive the i4 m50 today. Oof. Nice car. It will make my decision between the 230 and the i4a tough one. The suspension feels really good. The interior is very nice. It feels like a more complete car. But the 230 is more special. Tough one this.
Yes, it feels more Panzer than M3.The i4 M50 is a nice car. You do feel the entire heft in curves during spirited driving.
What do you currently drive?I have a Space BST 230 on order now. I’m expecting delivery in July.
2022 P2What do you currently drive?
I am just curious. Like you, I have a 22. What do you plan to do with it when your 230 comes in? They gave me a July delivery date as well. My 22 is a lease.2022 P2
You're going to get hosed on that lease, if you decide to get out of it...I am just curious. Like you, I have a 22. What do you plan to do with it when your 230 comes in? They gave me a July delivery date as well. My 22 is a lease.
I’m trading it in to use the money I have in my P2 to bring down the price. If I do get the BST 230 it would be the most I’ve spent on a vehicle.I am just curious. Like you, I have a 22. What do you plan to do with it when your 230 comes in? They gave me a July delivery date as well. My 22 is a lease.