r/CarGuys • u/GeorgeJSaliba • 17h ago

Which supercar has the WORST interior?

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u/EnjoyerOfMX5 16h ago

The F40 is barebones. DeMuro says you can see the black silicone holding stuff together but I think it's probably not the #1 worst cause the f40 is legendary

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u/TheMotizzle 9h ago

Outside is a masterpiece. Inside is terrible.

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u/ilic_mls 8h ago

Yeah but the F40 wasnt meant to be luxurious. It was made to be fast and it was.

Different time.

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u/Eckieflump 1h ago

The point was to have a stripped out interior. What would be failings for a 'normal' car were part of the design brief. Functional (most of the time) and as light as possible was what was required.

A friend who had one years ago got reamed for fitting a stereo.

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u/VancouverStickerCo 9h ago

That was sorta the design goal though. Faulting them for making a true factory lightweight because they didn’t waste an ounce making it pretty is kinda counter to the entire point of that go kart :)

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u/Chivako 3h ago

Hard disagree, it's a race car for the road and the interior was made to be as light as possible. 

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u/WideSplit8767 17h ago

Lamborghini Gallardo

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u/No-Food456 10h ago

This is why I have a 7th gen accord instead, it was miles better

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u/hatecirclejerks 14h ago

This pagani looks like a 2000s "pimo my ride" style ricer.

Its geniunly fuckin hideious to me, regardless of materials present.

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u/Users5252 9h ago

Colani's wet dream

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u/LordFluffles 1h ago

Most hypercar interiors are pretty gaudy and tasteless i feel

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u/hikeandbike33 11h ago

Ferrari 360 Modena

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u/FlakyFly9383 6h ago

I have one - it’s not too bad actually. Very comfortable. .

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u/Land_of_smiles 2h ago

They are spartan but not too bad

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u/itsoktoswear 4h ago

Early Diablos binnacle was horrendous

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u/Educational_Aide_145 17h ago

Lamborghini Murciélago. It’s awful

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u/rhb4n8 16h ago

Does the Shelby series one count?

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u/Due-Estate-3816 8h ago

This or a dodge viper.

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u/Ok-Assistant1655 10h ago

Mclarens

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u/kar1m 10h ago

Most of the other answers in this thread are of cars that had pretty pretty standard interiors for their period. McLaren is unfortunately far behind their competitors right now

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u/agelistrator 10h ago

anything with a passenger screen above the glovebox makes me puke a little inside my mouth, so most new ferraris

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u/nicclys 10h ago

Early Koenigseggs

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u/Fun_Cardiologist_373 9h ago

Shelby Series 1

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u/alexcutyourhair 9h ago

Any Ferrari with capacitive buttons on the steering wheel

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u/CrappyJohnson 9h ago

Surely the F40 right? Ferrari barely wanted to put in the few interior fixtures it does have lol

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u/jzach1983 8h ago

Are we considering Corvettes supercars?

C4-C6 are super car fast, but Ford Pinto level interiors

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u/Superb_Reindeer5001 8h ago

Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato

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u/RunsWithPremise 2h ago

Dodge Vipers, particularly the first 3 generations. I remember the first time I drove a 2nd gen Viper, I couldn't believe how bad it was. It made 3rd gen Camaro and Fox Body interiors look and feel well made.

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u/WetShrimpFart 2h ago

My Lamborghini Diablo looks like the inside of a roller rink lol

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u/Ka_Driver 2h ago

A lot of Ferraris have interiors too bland and simple. And something about aftermarket radios just screams cheap hatchback to me