The Huracán was nimble and pointy whereas the Jaguar was brutish but when handled properly, monstrously quick. I could feel the weight difference in how it handled when compared to the Lamborghini Huracán I was just running in as part of the intro to the career mode. Taking out an Emil Frey Jaguar G3 on a lap around Zolder was an absolute treat. If I was to score ACC solely on these two points it would almost be flawless. When you are playing a racing simulation there are two things it must do well: the physics and handling models. How does this compare to a computer game? Well, after spending some quality time with Kunos Simulazioni’s Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC) I think I can finally understand what they were talking about.
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One day I asked him why and he simply replied, “When everything comes together there’s no other car out there quite like it.” I get the feeling this is the first sentence in every Alfa Romeo’s owners manual as I’ve heard it several times since from different people who’ve owned an Alfa from the mid-nineties to about 2010 onwards when the electrics were much improved. I couldn’t fathom why one would own a vehicle that you would spend more time taking it to and from a garage than actually just driving it. It was a glorious car to look at but my overriding memory is of it spending what felt like every other week in the garage. In my mid-twenties I had a work colleague who owned a 2000’s era Alfa Romeo Spider.
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