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Pagani · 07-10-2006, 10:22 AM

At first I read the title of the GCF Article, and first thing that jumped to mind was: "Surely, "722" stands for 722 horses. For those ten seconds I savored that notion before I actually started reading the article, anticipating that I would inevitably see the slightly more "mortal" specs.

I like the interior a lot. By the way, are those CF inserts in the steering wheel, or just some alcantera padding?

As far as Exterior, I'd much rather retain the standard look. I do not care much for the wheels as well, although if this version has wider rear tires, I'd welcome that. THe standard model lacks adequate footprint, and thus the traction to go with the power.

07-10-2006, 10:22 AM	#17 (permalink)
Pagani Enthusiast Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 119 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	Re: Slr 722 At first I read the title of the GCF Article, and first thing that jumped to mind was: "Surely, "722" stands for 722 horses. For those ten seconds I savored that notion before I actually started reading the article, anticipating that I would inevitably see the slightly more "mortal" specs. I like the interior a lot. By the way, are those CF inserts in the steering wheel, or just some alcantera padding? As far as Exterior, I'd much rather retain the standard look. I do not care much for the wheels as well, although if this version has wider rear tires, I'd welcome that. THe standard model lacks adequate footprint, and thus the traction to go with the power.