ULTIMATE INTERIORS?

Of which interior do you personally find best? IMO...i would go for the TVR because it is very "alien-ish". But i also love the enzo's....each in its own class....
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1-TVR Tuscan
2-Bugatti Veyron
3-Pagani Zonda
4-Lamborghini 6.0
5-McLaren F1 LM
6-Porsche Carrera GT
7-Ferrari Enzo
8-Koenigsegg CC8S
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note-comfort/style/aesthesics are important in judging

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I've always wondered...................... What's up with that shift knob on the Porsche GT?

 

I KNOW!!!...its kinda out of reach dont ya say?.....i guess i'll have to be in one to understand....

 

I've driven the Enzo and I must admit I was disappointed with the dashboard. Ferrari could have done a better job.

 

Heres the interior I just installed in my 512TR, pretty awesome huh? I know you want 1 just like it

 

IMHO, He Maserati interior is as good as some of the supercars mentioned and obtainable. Then again I may be a little Biased
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Diablo 6.0 and Carrera GT got awsome interiors the veyron is great to. The Enzo is special in its own way. The Carrera GT shift knob is there because its easier for the driver to reach right of the steering wheel takes less time to get your hand from wheel to shifter.

 

Actually that pic. of the Carrera GT must have been the proto. The production cars got wood shift knobs, which really looks out of place.

 

Are you talking about the hideous wooden shift knob? It's out of place with the rest of the interior. It should be chrome or something else, anything but a tan faux look wood. BTW, I really like Porsches -- I own them -- and I like this car, I wish I could afford it right now, but the shift knob has to go!

 

i understand you could customize the carrera gt, one of the things you could change is the shift knob, the other option is carbon fiber.

 

The wooden shift knob in the Porsche Carrera GT is a tribute to the old 1970 Le Man 917 car, which also had a wooden shift knob.

 

That is the prototype dash. The LCD instruments did not make it into the production car either, unfortunately.

 

The Ferrari 612 Scaglietti has the best interior out there, IMO.

 

The TVR interiors look fantastic. You can specify ANY colour scheme you want so lots of bredth for originality. The problem with them is that they are stuck together so often prone to coming undone causing rattles etc. The leather they use isn't of the top quality either... but then its an absolute bargain at around £40k for the Tuscan/Cerbera/T350 etc so you can't expect the best hide.

Personally i love the Zondas interior... fantastically well put together, with lots of little touches of class that set it above the rest.

The Veyron's diamond encrusted speedo dial is rather funky though.

The CarreraGTs interior looks fab as well. The photo above is of the prototype, the production model has a wooden gearshift and is situated a bit further back than the prototype. As mentioned it is a tribute to previous Porsche race cars and suits the car very well. The steering wheel and gearshift should be very special as they're the bits you hold, and a wooden gearnob is fantastic i think... its made from ultra high quality wood also

 

LCD + Sunlight = Bad

 

The Lambo 6.0 interior looks the "richest" to me

 

I'm not a fan of the Lamborghini interiors personally. They are bland and lack the flashiness of Lamborghini exterior styling. To me, they are boring, and have no way near the beauty of a Ferrari 360 or 550 interior. To me the best is the Pagani Zonda. A true supercar interior to match its wild exterior.

Check out this Pagani roadster interior.
http://www.seriouswheels.com/Pagani-Zonda-Roadster-Top-Interior-1600x1200.htm

 

One of the most beautiful interiors ever.

 

QUOTE-damcgee The Lambo 6.0 interior looks the "richest" to me QUOTE

well, the lambo 6.0 "does" look rich because of the colors used. the light off white with the blue clashes together....thats why the interior seems to be more "attractive" than a normal black on black. It also looks "clean...not cluttered. IMO.

 

The blue/red is not so beautiful, but quite unique!! I still havent made up my mind whether I like it or not.
The Tan/burgandy is nice and unique as well. This car was Ken Griffey Jr.'s.

 

that red and blue has to go IMO....nice car..but the colors aren't attractive. better than the same ol' black on black....its diffrent alright.

 

Matt's Meridian Stradale - By the way, did anyone see their add in Forza? Very nice ad.
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I saw that add. Also, did you see that the one-off Lusso with 250 GTO-style front end is for sale!!!

 

I was going to say the same. How do I know? We just saw the real deal today.

 

I have: it's uniquely awful. Yet more proof that money doesn't buy taste.