Throttle House: See the McLaren Artura in Action - Canada's Best Sports Car
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Throttle House is back with another exciting episode, this time featuring the McLaren Artura. This hand-assembled British supercar is the last big Supercar manufacturer that hasn't sold out and made an SUV yet. It's a brand with racing heritage and an obsession with performance engineering, and it only costs about 250 Grand. But with all hand-assembled British cars, you do get British car problems. Despite the occasional hiccup, the Artura is a fantastic car. It boasts a sub 3 second 0-60 time and 671 horsepower, making it one of the fastest cars on the market. It's also relatively light, weighing a couple hundred pounds less than the Ferrari. To get the full McLaren experience, Thomas and James took it to the track and put it in track mode. This optimized the charging for performance and allowed them to get the most out of the 8-speed DCT and hybrid system.
The Artura is a great car for car comparisons, drag races, and track tests. It's perfect for car battles and hot hatches, and it's a great Canadian car. It's also great for new car reviews and automotive reviews. If you're looking for one of the best sports cars on the market, the Artura is a great choice. It's a great car for those who want to experience the thrill of a supercar without breaking the bank.
Throttle House has been testing the Artura and they love it. Despite the occasional hiccup, it's a great car for those who want to experience the thrill of a supercar without breaking the bank. It's perfect for car comparisons, drag races, and track tests, and it's a great Canadian car. If you're looking for one of the best sports cars on the market, the Artura is a great choice. So, what are you waiting for? Check out the latest episode of Throttle House and see the Artura in action!
Watch 2023 McLaren Artura Review // The Worst Best Car Ever on Youtube
Viewer Reactions for 2023 McLaren Artura Review // The Worst Best Car Ever
Throttle House has released a review of the McLaren Artura, and viewers have plenty to say about it. Many viewers have commented on the impressive production value of the video, noting that the sound design is particularly impressive. There has also been praise for the writing, comedy, honesty, and chemistry between James and Thomas.
The review also dives into the reliability issues that have plagued McLaren cars in the past, and viewers have noted that the Car and Driver write up didn't mention the build quality issues much at all.
The Artura has been around for more than two years, and viewers have expressed shock that it isn't sorted yet. They have also discussed the fact that McLaren has many quality issues, and that they need to focus on quality control.
The intro of the video has also been praised, with many noting that it has a Top Gear feel to it.
Finally, viewers have discussed the comparison between the Artura and the Porsche 911 Turbo S, with many wondering why someone would choose the Artura over the Turbo S. They have also discussed the upcoming 2024 Corvette E-Ray and expressed a desire to see a review of it soon.
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