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I was at a cars and coffee in Lisle IL this morning and look what appeared. The blue is very nice, darker even in a bright, sunny Midwest day than I would have thought. Super nice owner who has enjoyed his since January. He mentioned a relative of his is hunting for a GT-P like mine or a Dream.

Thanks very much. I agree the GT is plenty, I just saw the opportunity to get something silly and went with the GT-P. I was all about my $7500 Federal tax break and did not want to wait for that to implode. I agree the gap between the GT and the Sapphire is too big. I have to imagine the take...

Maybe just contact Mark and see if he can share some details https://www.savagegeese.com/

He does a lot of SUV videos and is depressed. He just wants a smooth ride. On the other hand he and Jack like to rip it up on the track, but that is for other cars like the Sapphire. Remember him just laying on the floor decompressing after experiencing the top dog? Hoping to meet him some time...

I have a 22 GT-P and it's wonderful. I am chiming in more to ask what is the story with the model. It seems to pop on and off the Lucid menu, now off. Did they actually drop the GT-P version?

Apologies if this was already posted.

I visited the Beverly Hills facility in December 2023. They have a full chassis on the floor. When I was discussing my happy ownership experience with the Advisor on site, he noted the way the chassis was designed, they are limited to a single front eMotor.

My window sticker for the GT-P says 1111HP I have the sense from speaking with folks at Goose Island that the GT-P is really a DEP with an upgraded suspension and Lucid as many tech companies do just lowered the specs on paper.

I would have to believe there is a lot more that just plugging in another eMotor to make something like that work. In this case you are swapping out the whole rear drive set up to go from single to dual motor. Then who knows if the wiring harness is right and of course the software. I don't...

They only do their rated performance when driven by Ghetto criminals during a robbery.

I liked how they illustrated the quality/consistency of the Sapphire by banging off 14 runs. Drag Times (In my view) is just some overly macho IT guy from a children's museum who likes speeding on public roads and does some drag strip work.

When I had the mobile service guy over this week to do my seasonal tire/wheel swap on my GT-P I asked how many Sapphires have been delivered through Goose Island. He said 3, 2 to one guy (who originally was getting 3) and the third to a guy who had it sit for a long time until he could get it...

The mobile service tech came over today to swap my winter wheels/tires for the all seasons (19s for 19s) He mentioned they get a car in the shop pretty much every other day with a problem for the 21s here in Chicago

Great review, he understands that going from special to extra special costs something and with Sapphire, there really isn't a comparable car. Even better are the littany of comments from people who can't afford a Model 3, let alone something like this.

Thanks for putting this together. I could do something on a Sunday some time.

He did the solid job getting the performance numbers, kudos there In terms of is he the right influencer for Lucid, to me that is a strong no Isn't an IT guy at a kid's museum in real life? When you read the comments for his videos, a lot of it is the Tesla Plaid rules the world because it gets...

Doug D on the drag strip with one

I like how this approach is a fit with the Bugatti narrative, and brings the Rimac element in to juice the customer experience As a Gen 2 NSX owner, I have seen the SF90 as dialing the elements of the NSX up to a 10 (even thought it is an 8 cylinder) Lambo dialed it up to a 12 with the Revuelto...

My understanding is he is a top tier reviewer, and the videos of his I have seen show solid knowledge, approach and construction. Perhaps have a broader look at his work I thought the VinFast is supposed to be the worst car out there

I don't know the Philly suburbs but from what I have seen driving the 21s in the city is no Bueno