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Better body control, better turn in, more grip, more composed at speed. The ride is slightly worse at loe speed on very bad surfaces, but improves with speed.
Speak to Mark Fish, IIRC he makes custom springs and supplies adjustable Koni's for the rear, meant to be very good. Still think you're barmy, reducing the suspension travel on a car that lacks it already, but your car.
If you were tall enough to see into the engine bay of an f50, you would see that it is in fact a version of the F1 engine. I think high displacement scares you jap boys ;).
Enzo's, F1's, Zonda's etc are going up in value. Carrera GT's are dropping, common as much ;).
(Love the cut and paste comment on buying an Enzo! As said, no restriction in the 2nd hand market place)
Won't fail it's mot, mine was fine. I've always been told that if you unplug the airbags and the light comes on you have to get the clip cleared. But all the cars I've worked on, haven't needed this.
Enjoyed mine, but wasn't willing to take the risk with insurance, so it came off. Regardless of the benefits, the insurance issues make it a no-no for me.
You'll only get other's opinion based on what they've driven. Some will prefer the cup, others the 182. You really need to drive the 182 to get a decent idea of which you'll enjoy more.
The 182's probably the better everyday car due to the inclusion of ABS and the creature comforts, but they...