Comments by "Sebastian Nolte" (@sebastiannolte1201) on "Shmee150" channel.

  1. TrangleC: Actually you just write, that you like Gran Turismos more than pure hardcore sports cars. But I don't understand which current development of Ferrari you mean. They switched from mid engine to front engine already in 1996 with the 550, and all the successors (575, 599, F12, and now the 812) kept that. But I think also the Testarossa (so the MidEngine predecessor of the 550) was a bit more about comfort and daily usability than e.g. the Lamborghini Countach back then. The four seaters (GTC4Lusso now, but also the predecessors FF, 612, 456, 412, 400,...) of course were always comfort Gran Turismos. On the other hand the "entry level" Ferrari (488 now, but also all the predeccessors) always had an V8 mid-engine, and probably will also keep that in the future. And they are more or less the "sportiest" Ferraris. And finally there are the limited hypercars (LaFerrari, Enzo, F50, F40) that a pure carbon fibre driving machines. So I don't understand what you mean with" Ferrary seems to be going into the front engine direction more and more. "
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  2. zelja TM: For Mate it is fine that way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQQwOI5qoJw&feature=youtu.be&t=7m47s
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  3. It will not be the final name. And the last one were just called "Concept One" and "Concept S". I think it will get the same media attention as the otherones. But it is a hypercar, limited to 150 cars, and probably cost several hundre thousand dollars. Batteries and motors also have to be cooled in such a car. I am quite sure, that they knew, what they were doing...
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  4. Rimac will also deliver in 2020.
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  5. What do you think is the different between a Panamera 4S and a Panamera Turbo? Do you think it is the turbocharger? No. Both have turbochargers. Instead the 4S has a V6 and the turbo has a V8. Actually more or less all Porsches have turbochargers meanwhile, so also the versions without the "turbo" in the name. So "Turbo" just means "more power". It doesn't tell you anything about the technology that is used to give it more power. And so they just use the same nameing scheme for the Taycan. And when you know Porsche, you know what you get.
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  6. https://youtu.be/RQQwOI5qoJw?t=7m47s :-)
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  7. But he thinks it is Ok when people say "Rimac".
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  8. That is Andy Wallace, a former racing driver and now working at Bugatti as a test driver.
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