McLaren Senna Woes: Rescued by Yoast, Bentley Maintenance at Novara Motorsports

In a shocking turn of events, the McLaren Senna fell victim to the bumbling hands of a sketchy mechanic, causing a cascade of issues for the DailyDrivenExotics team. Engine lights flashing, fault codes screaming - it was a recipe for disaster. Enter John from Yoast, the savior in this automotive saga, who uncovered a tangled mess in the Senna's engine bay. Airboxes improperly connected, parts swapped around - a mechanic's nightmare that could only happen to the most valuable car on the channel, the $2 million McLaren Senna. The team, faced with mismatched hardware, debated the risks of using random parts over dealership replacements.

With the Senna now "Damon proof," the team hinted at another vehicle plagued by the same sketchy mechanic, promising more drama to unfold. As they geared up to tackle Bentley issues next, a visit to Novara Motorsports was in order for some much-needed maintenance. The discussion veered towards the intricacies of Bentley's suspension and the challenges posed by nitrous installations and custom exhausts. Novara Motorsports, a haven for exotic car enthusiasts, offered a glimpse into the world of Ferrari servicing and bespoke modifications.

Amidst the Bentley's alternator woes and banter about car modifications, the team delved into the ongoing F12 project. Floorboards, rear firewall - the meticulous work behind the scenes was a stark reminder of the blood, sweat, and tears that go into crafting a bespoke machine. As the F12 project inched closer to completion, anticipation brewed for the unveiling of the motor, promising a symphony of power and performance. The DailyDrivenExotics crew, fueled by passion and perseverance, stood on the brink of automotive greatness, ready to conquer whatever challenges lay ahead.

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