Category: Exotic Sports 
Price Range: £59,975 to £153,050
Truly colossal power, Gotham City looks, very refined
Stiff ride, unresolved handling, a touch pricey
Objectively impressive, but too flawed to carry its price tag with confidence

Whether any given customer will find the Black Series SL a comfortable way of going about his or her business depends very much not just on where they go, but who they are. Those of around average height who drive long distances on motorways will likely find no reason for complaint. For all its mad appearance, this is a remarkably refined car, with wind, engine and even tyre noise admirably well suppressed.
But if you're tall, or just unusually long in the leg, or if you spend much time on bumpy B-roads, you're going to find this SL as short of legroom as any other and rather harder on the backside. The need to control all that weight at track speed has led to the selection of very unyielding spring rates with a consequently calamitous effect on ride quality unless the road surface is smooth as glass. This effect is exacerbated by the use of thin, lightweight racing bucket seats. More normal chairs are available but they won't hold your body so well under the considerable G-forces the Black Series is capable of generating.