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JS @ Mar 2nd 2006 10:36AM
Simply fantastic and stately ride. Exudes "elegance, sporty and sophistication" in one glance. This is the definition of a classic British Coupe.
Two styling notes though. Holy C-Pillars Batman! I hope the rear passengers dont get car sick easily as they cant see anything! And secondly I would move the fog lights slightly lower to the lower portion of the bumper straddeling the name plate up front. I think it would give it a cleaner look. Other than that the rear looks fantastic and great lines overall. I say Build It!
p.s. If your reading this RR, ill be glad to test the market for you in the US by driving it around and going to fancy parties to get the uber wealthy interested in it ;-)