Massacro: To buy, or not to buy?

[Con9mm]

 

no. sh*t car. my biggest waste of money so far. Handles so sh*t on turns and this car is heavy as f*ck.

Not if you know how to drive it.

 

It's hard to master it, but it's deadly if you do.

And it's beautiful

Oh so true.

I mean, if you dont like the look, thats one thing but if you cant seem to get the "HANDLING" then you need more driving practice.

Like my on going 9F cabrio debate.....just cause you cant drive it at full speed doesnt mean it sucks.

 

I drove the Massacro on the Railroad Tracks Race....and it was amazing on the tracks.

You know come to think of it, if you can drive any car on the train tracks and stay on the tracks as much as possible, it could teach you how to drive.

 

Anyways, not going to argue if someone thinks the car looks like sh*t because taste is subjective, but to say it drives like sh*t is irresponsible because the Massacro is more forgiving than the 9F Cabrio.

[Daemian]

It's actually great, the handling is good and it feels heavy but it's very fast. Let me tell you that I own a Carbonizzare and a Massacro, so, why not both ? We have an option to own 20 cars, buy the ones you like the most, don't go by performance, have fun.

[Accendo]

It's a lot heavier than, say, a Carbonizzare or Jester. That's why it feels, well, heavy. That doesn't mean it corners poorly. It just means you need to know how to drive it. If you REALLY just don't like it then you're better off sticking to the lighter vehicles in the class as you're likely to perform better in them. That being said, wider corners don't always equal a lesser track speed. The Massacro has power in spades and you can use it to, no pun intended, massacre your opponents on the straights if you're racing on a balanced track.

But as it's been said, buy what you enjoy the most. I love the sports class and have 6 in my garages and want more.

Edited May 19, 2014 by Accendo

[Commander S]

Once more, with feeling:

The Massacro is everything the Rapid GT should have been. 'Carbonizzare rip-off', my arse - finally, we get a proper modern Aston Martin homage in GTAO. Plus, it's a fantastic car to drive - well worth the expense, and it looks killer, regardless of how you decide to kit it out (whether that be full-on track racer, clean grand tourer, or something in-between).

Almost, almost makes me stop resenting the Rapid GT/Exemplar for clogging up the Dewbauchee brand with a bunch of faux-Ferrari-looking, sluggish, tail-happy money-sinks (...did I mention I really don't dig those cars?).