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Oh My GOSH
Just picked my KB BOSS and drove it home. All I have to say is WOW.
I lived in a Middle Eastern desert for the last several months dreaming about this car. I was worried that it wouldn't meet my expectations given how I, in my mind, built up finally driving it.
It surpassed, by far, any and all expectations I had.
A few things of note:
- From what I've been reading here, I was expecting a lot rougher ride, shifting etc. The car drove smooth-as-silk. Like a sled. Much smoother than the BMW (Z4) I had.
- Photos don't do this car justice. It was nighttime when I walked up on it in an outside breezeway with lights glistening off the KB. I was taken aback. It was looking at me as if to say, "it's about time." The stance is nothing even similar to a GT. KB is a great night color.
- The one disappointment I have is knowing that as long as this car is driven on the street, it will exist in a constant state of SUPPRESSION.
The underlying power of the car is ever present when you're driving it. Getting on I-75 and immediately hitting the standard 79 MPH (the speed limit is 70) is merely an afterthought. It begs to go far beyond what is allowed by law.
I can already see that keeping it legal is going to be a perpetual challenge.
Just picked my KB BOSS and drove it home. All I have to say is WOW.
I lived in a Middle Eastern desert for the last several months dreaming about this car. I was worried that it wouldn't meet my expectations given how I, in my mind, built up finally driving it.
It surpassed, by far, any and all expectations I had.
A few things of note:
- From what I've been reading here, I was expecting a lot rougher ride, shifting etc. The car drove smooth-as-silk. Like a sled. Much smoother than the BMW (Z4) I had.
- Photos don't do this car justice. It was nighttime when I walked up on it in an outside breezeway with lights glistening off the KB. I was taken aback. It was looking at me as if to say, "it's about time." The stance is nothing even similar to a GT. KB is a great night color.
- The one disappointment I have is knowing that as long as this car is driven on the street, it will exist in a constant state of SUPPRESSION.
The underlying power of the car is ever present when you're driving it. Getting on I-75 and immediately hitting the standard 79 MPH (the speed limit is 70) is merely an afterthought. It begs to go far beyond what is allowed by law.
I can already see that keeping it legal is going to be a perpetual challenge.
Last edited by servitium; Dec 9, 2011 at 07:09 PM.
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Get your 1,000 miles on it and then get it to the track, you'll be impressed again. BTW it looks good in early morning shade as well. 
Congratulations but where's the photos?
Congratulations but where's the photos?
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Congratulations!
I agree with you completely, the car is buttery smooth, remarkably capable, and boarders on a level of sophistication way above even what rave reviews say about it are out there.
Still giggle like a little kid every time I blast through the gears....
I agree with you completely, the car is buttery smooth, remarkably capable, and boarders on a level of sophistication way above even what rave reviews say about it are out there.
Still giggle like a little kid every time I blast through the gears....
Oh My GOSH
Just picked my KB BOSS and drove it home. All I have to say is WOW.
I lived in a Middle Eastern desert for the last several months dreaming about this car. I was worried that it wouldn't meet my expectations given how I, in my mind, built up finally driving it.
It surpassed, by far, any and all expectations I had.
A few things of note:
- From what I've been reading here, I was expecting a lot rougher ride, shifting etc. The car drove smooth-as-silk. Like a sled. Much smoother than the BMW (Z4) I had.
- Photos don't do this car justice. It was nighttime when I walked up on it in an outside breezeway with lights glistening off the KB. I was taken aback. It was looking at me as if to say, "it's about time." The stance is nothing even similar to a GT. KB is a great night color.
- The one disappointment I have is knowing that as long as this car is driven on the street, it will exist in a constant state of SUPPRESSION.
The underlying power of the car is ever present when you're driving it. Getting on I-75 and immediately hitting the standard 79 MPH (the speed limit is 70) is merely an afterthought. It begs to go far beyond what is allowed by law.
I can already see that keeping it legal is going to be a perpetual challenge.
Just picked my KB BOSS and drove it home. All I have to say is WOW.
I lived in a Middle Eastern desert for the last several months dreaming about this car. I was worried that it wouldn't meet my expectations given how I, in my mind, built up finally driving it.
It surpassed, by far, any and all expectations I had.
A few things of note:
- From what I've been reading here, I was expecting a lot rougher ride, shifting etc. The car drove smooth-as-silk. Like a sled. Much smoother than the BMW (Z4) I had.
- Photos don't do this car justice. It was nighttime when I walked up on it in an outside breezeway with lights glistening off the KB. I was taken aback. It was looking at me as if to say, "it's about time." The stance is nothing even similar to a GT. KB is a great night color.
- The one disappointment I have is knowing that as long as this car is driven on the street, it will exist in a constant state of SUPPRESSION.
The underlying power of the car is ever present when you're driving it. Getting on I-75 and immediately hitting the standard 79 MPH (the speed limit is 70) is merely an afterthought. It begs to go far beyond what is allowed by law.
I can already see that keeping it legal is going to be a perpetual challenge.
Congrats on getting the fastest color. This car is a blast. Iweas looking at mine last night in the garage and after 6 months still cannot get over how bada$$ it looks sitting still.
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From: NJ. Waiting for our Gov. to be held accountable for his actions>>>Jersey Broke
Servitium: Congrats on you New Addition to your Family & (garage). Remember, when driving your new BOSS 302 think with your head and not your right foot>>>>At least for the first 1000 miles. Good Luck to you and your new Ride!
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