I opted to drive the Austin Healey 3000 only for 6 laps with a hot lap in as it turned out in the Mitsubishi EVo. The Healey was different to say the least, heavy on steering, long clutch travel and throttle cut in half way down the travel - the golden age of driving(!) and I wouldn't have swapped it for a drive in anything else apart from the E-type and maybe the Aston Martin. The Evo was faster naturally but it was like being on a swing, forward and backward as the brakes and power came on. Interesting but give me the Healey any day as at least I can build some muscles as I drive it!