Wednesday 27th November 2002
AS ONE Online
German track car to debut at Autosport Show
Discussion
What I don't understand is why everybody seems to bracket the XTR2 and the Radical together. From all I've read, seen and heard (e.g. talking to Richard Ince who's been racing an SR3 against the Westfield) they aren't remotely comparable, except vaguely in the looks department...
Clearly Westfield have a good publicity machine, and good luck to them for trying something different, but what am I missing here?
Clearly Westfield have a good publicity machine, and good luck to them for trying something different, but what am I missing here?
The Radical Introsport 170 offers better value than the AS One. The AS One is priced at around 50,000 euros. If the AS One was around £15,000 + vat; it would present good value. The Radical SR3 and Westfield offer better value from established makes. I wish Felix and Jeremy good luck with their venture but it is going to be an uphill struggle for the AS One.
James
James
PetrolTed said: Well I lump them together simply because they're radical (small R) road legal track cars. Seems a fair categorisation to me?
Didn't mean you specifically, Ted. More of a general observation that the cars seem to be regarded in some sort of similar bracket. I'd like to see more comparisons to things like R500's etc.
Hi Tuffer, If you saw Jez and Felix bodge their Maestro, you might have 2nd thoughts. I think there is still some info on them at www.wrda.co.uk
James
James
I fail to see the connection, from looking at the ASONE site it looks a fairly professional setup. They have produced a running example which appears to be well put together and an accurate rendition of there earlier proposal.
At this stage it would be unfair to slate someone because several years ago they produced a dodgy Maestro (In Your Opinion). Anyone who can design and produce cars like this (especially in the current financial climate) should be commended, if you buy one and it falls to bits then start complaining!!
At this stage it would be unfair to slate someone because several years ago they produced a dodgy Maestro (In Your Opinion). Anyone who can design and produce cars like this (especially in the current financial climate) should be commended, if you buy one and it falls to bits then start complaining!!
So James what do you base this on? You seem to have an axe to grind with the makers of the "As One", you have slated there expertise and product in this and other threads. What do you base this on? I have read numerous articles on the car and also watched it on Top Gear last night. Every comment I have read or seen has been very positive, yes it may be a little expensive but if it is out of your price range or you are just jealous that someone has succeeded in putting together a very professional package then please keep quiet unless you have hard facts to add. After all its all to easy to say "Its Sh*t", hey with reviews like that you could get yourself a job as a motoring journalist.
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