Got $200,000 To Spend On A Driving Rig_
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
The [[link]] Cruden Hexatech simulator is billed as the ultimate driving sim. Which it had [[link]] want to be, since it costs $191,000. [[link]] Suspended off the ground by hydraulic rods, the Hexatech can be customised with the car body 
type of your choice, comes with either three 42″ screens or two “wrap-around” ones, and costs…yeah, $191,000. Regardless of the technology involved – and the clip above shows it’s 
definitely impressive – at that kind of price, it’s sadly restricted only to companies with good 
accountants and celebrities with bad ones. [Cruden, via technabob]
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