CXC Simulations

I experienced the CXC Simulators a few month ago at an event in Palos Verdes.
Contrary to the person below i had an awesome experience. you have to understand, that if somebody is renting them as a service they will make the call, who’s driving and who’s not.
Anyway at the Concorso they ran a charity for the organizers. You could buy a ticket and then do a few laps around Monza in a Radical. What a blast.
It was well organized (even though they had a short power outage at the both, which was not their fault). Since a lot of people wanted to drive there was a bit of waiting time, but it was well worth to wait. also seeing the other drivers.
Thumbs up, this is a super cool!!!

this is the best racing simulator I’ve ever «driven»! puts the SimCraft to shame, not to mention the wheel and pedal sets from Logitech, etc. this is the next best thing to actually driving a race car on a track.
Chris (a former racing driver) and his team are true enthusiasts and have been awesome to deal with throughout the purchasing and ownership experience.

We were at the Concorso Ferrari 2010 @ Old Town Pasadena today and saw their booth with two simulators.
When my fiancé asked if he can try it out, they said it is only for the participants who have their cars on display. Which was understandable so we left it at that. Then they said to come back in an hour or so and if the crowd was slowing down at that point, they could let him try it.
When we got back in an hour, the salesperson acknowledged us but skipped us and started conversing with another person who was hoping to try the simulator too without being a participant for the event. Their response was «sure, you can go next.»
At this point, we thought it’s alright, we can wait another 10min. So to see if he can be next, my fiancé asked if he could try the simulation next. The salesperson’s response was «you know what, we are swamped for the rest of the day. You should just come to our showroom instead on another day.»
Maybe we didn’t look rich enough or old enough to be a potential customer? Well, sure my fiancé was dressed casually and looked young for his age I guess. However, what they didn’t realize was that we were in the market… NOT ANY MORE, DEFINITELY NOT.
If you are a very successful young Asian professional, BE AWARE. They might not treat you properly solely based on your appearance.
*Product = Looked very cool and interesting
*Service = Horrible. They judge you and will treat you differently if they think you are unworthy.
*Price = Expensive but pretty affordable when you think about it.