Another csl article

[mattCSLnut]

Originally Posted by digi

I like this paragraph:

"Now that the car is moving, everything about it immediately becomes clear. There are no more secrets; the car tells you everything. This car is all about communication. The driver just better be ready to handle it all. I wasn't. The amount of information is simply overwhelming. I also have an E39 M5 and it is a car that will take me somewhere and make me wonder, "How can I be here already?" The CSL is nothing like that. I would never choose to drive to a business meeting in a CSL. By the time I'd arrive, I would have used up all my energy and attention for the day. This car is not for the salesman or a consultant, with a laptop full of Powerpoints and potential customers to impress. I don't think customers would appreciate a salesman whose hands would still be shaking after the driving experience he's just had. I know: when I first drove a CSL, my hands were shaking for two days."

I must say the CSL does require your undivided attention. Unless I've had a good night sleep, I never go near it.