By Colin Wood
Dec 13, 2021
Sure, the Fields Auto Works Cardinal Coupe offers a lot on paper–300 horsepower, a 1750-pound curb weight and a sub-$50,000 price tag–but how well does it actually perform on the track?
[The Cardinal Coupe from Fields Auto Works: Supercar performance without the supercar price | Video]
Pro driver Randy Pobst recently put one through its paces at Mid-Ohio to find out.
12/10/21 3:44 p.m.
Curious how much rear tire is under that thing to really be able to use 300+ hp in an 1800 lb chassis with what looks like no downforce.
12/10/21 5:43 p.m.
Steve Hoelscher will be at PRI this weekend, booth 4211.
12/11/21 2:58 a.m.
It looks so good on just about every aspect... except why did they choose that grill?
12/11/21 9:36 a.m.
Man seriously, that's just... unfortunate.
12/11/21 9:40 a.m.
Colin
Track ready at 65k not 50k.
12/11/21 12:57 p.m.
There are a LOT of really cool track toys that can be had for that kind of $$$$$.
12/11/21 1:06 p.m.
In reply to Hasbro (Forum Supporter) :
They should swing by the fullrace booth and have it churning out 600rwhp via an upgraded EFR by the end of the weekend.
12/11/21 6:03 p.m.
Did I spy accommodation for a license plate and lights?
Kit car registered in a lenient jurisdiction, anybody?
12/11/21 6:24 p.m.
Yeah agreed. Looks great but in that price range there are a bunch of well proven race cars that have whole series dedicated to them, and can still do track days. That kimd of money gets you a Radical or an NP-01.
12/11/21 8:25 p.m.
Cool car. The video needs less talking and more engine noise.
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