OUR CARS
LAMBORGHINI GALLARDO
The Raging Bull in its purest form. Offers 580 undiluted brake horsepower with a sophisticated twin-clutch seven speed paddle transmission and two wheel drive! This is the one for the purist. Lighter than the 4 wheel drive versions, with totally undiluted steering, this offers a pure caffeine shot to the veins with electrifying performance and drama.
Climb in, flip the safety guard on the starter button and fire up the latest development of the now legendary Lamborghini V10. Revel in the musical bark and howl, feel it rev like a motorcycle - it truly is one of the worlds greatest engines and the last of a naturally aspirated breed.
Let our instructors guide you in using the power and handling of this spectacular beast at one of our venues soon!
FERRARI F430
The F430 is Ferrari's front engined drop top with superb performance, scintillating style and a V8 soundtrack to die for
Featuring a 4.3l V8 engine from Ferrari's enviable V8 lineage, mated to a 7 speed dual clutch transmission, speed is not in question
Added to this a full metal roof drop top allows you to properly experience this masterpiece engine in all its glory.
Grab hold of this prancing horse and let it show you what it can do!
NISSAN GTR
The Nissan GTR - The fastest car down an unknown road.
The R35 Nissan GT-R is Nissan’s finest hour, and almost makes up for the atrocious Micra. A four-seater two-door with a decent boot and four-wheel drive that’s mightily rear-biased. Bolt that to a suite of electronic cleverness that’ll boggle whatever’s left of your mind, and you’ve got a legend that reliably minces cars twice the price.
Get ready to brace yourself though!
The engine is a 3.8-litre V6, putting out a staggering 550bhp and 466lb ft of torque. Capable of 193mph and 0–62mph acceleration times below three seconds, run after run. That’s not a car, that’s a missile. Its our missile, available to you to launch for some laps…..
ASTON MARTIN V8 VANTAGE
Launched in 2007, the V8 Vantage was designed to take on the might of the Porsche 911. The V8 Vantage is thrilling to drive and oozes desireability - and that noise…….
Power comes from a 420bhp 4.7-litre V8 which sounds sensational with the windows rolled down, seven-speed automatic.
Our choice: Aston Martin V8 Vantage .
With 420bhp from its V8 it can cover 0-62mph in 4.8 seconds and hit a top-speed of 180mph. The steering is heavy but has plenty of feedback, while the suspension is firm but controls the body brilliantly.
Have your own 007 moment in our Aston – its epic.
LOTUS ELISE S1 RACE CAR
The very purest kind of modern sports car
And no car here quite fits that brief like the original S1 Elise.
Ninja levels of dexterity are useful when it comes to slotting yourself between the high, wide sill and roof, normally a roll-up canvas affair that looks like a tool roll, but in this case, a removable hardtop. Forget thoughts of seat, wheel and pedals being in anything other than approximate alignment, and even the luxury of carpets in most cases, the Elise experience is very much sports car defining, and all the better for it.
The original Elise came with a bone-stock MG Rover K-series engine developing just 118bhp, which felt more like 200bhp when you factored in the scarcely believable 725kg kerbweight.
Our Elise is a Race Car! A track-focused, race winning version featuring uprated suspension and cammy 160bhp motor that idles like a racer.
If you’ve never driven an Elise before, for those first few hundred yards your senses are as overloaded.
The steering wheel, writhes away in your hands, weighting up markedly in corners, allowing you to feel everything. It’s a landmark automotive experience.
The wheel isn’t the only unservoed control either: the brakes, as with those on all K-series-engined cars, are boost-free too, requiring a very unfashionable race-car shove that makes them brilliantly easy to modulate, but requires a proper old-fashioned heel-and-toe action for downchanges: a lazy roll of the foot won’t cut it here.
Any concerns that ‘only’ 160bhp will leave you wanting more are quickly banished as the little engine comes on cam and shrieks towards the limiter.
AUDI R8
The V10 R8 knows as the Sypder was initially available only with the same V10 engine as you’ll find in the Lamborghini Gallardo.
Who'd have thought that Audi – purveyor of slick but stodgy front-drive saloons better known for dashboard quality than dynamic nous – would turn out a supercar to bash the 911 right out of the box? Well they did! And now its your turn to find out why its so good.
Study the specs and you'll be left in no doubt the convertible R8 is anything but a fully paid-up member of the supercar A-list. It won't quite hit 200mph, but 62mph passes by in a eye-trembling 4.1sec. And look at these engine figures: 518bhp at 8000rpm – just hear it – and 391lb ft at 6500rpm. It likes to rev, does this V10.
FORD MUSTANG GT (POLICE CAR FROM GTA)
The Ford Mustang (customised to look like the Police Car from Grand Theft Auto) is arguably one of the most recognizable cars of all time, the Ford Mustang continues to deliver eye-catching style and driving excitement.
PORSCHE 911
The Porsche 911 is a two-door, 2+2 high performance rear-engined sports car made since 1963[1] by Porsche AG of Stuttgart, Germany. It has a rear-mounted flat-six engine and all round independent suspension.
MAZDA SPORTS CAR
Our Mazda Sports Car is a blast - back to basics driving, just you, the instructor and the car.