It’s Ford selling 500 GT’s a year for 5 years?
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Blakkar
I am amazed that Ford bought back the car, as it was clearly being operated outside of any warranty obligation.
Stop telling people the not be heroes. It’s called being helpful beyond just calling for help. Tell them to be careful and if you can’t actually help, or feel you would be in too much danger, like the boat was a raging inferno, then let the professionals handle it.
A combination of “Stunt Racer” and “Cruisin’ USA” with graphics on par with a modern racing game. Nice.
The Honda s660 NeoClassic does not try to look like a car that came before.
That is my line to you. What the fuck do you thnk I was doing? Wishful thinking.
I the type of response you’ve given is meant to “BAMM! I right... even though I’m most likely wrong” or to just start an argument.
Probably a lot. The GT-R35 is not aerodynamically tuned for top speed. It’s designed for handling. This is raison d’etre for all Nissan GT-R’s. These guys stripped off a lot to make the car slipperier to go faster. They could have taken pointers from NASCAR, which has done very good with aero that balances top speed…
If Boeing is smart, they will “simply” produce an all-new plane that is a direct 747 replacement. “The 797", maybe?
There is some indication toward that. But nothing definitive has been said by GM.
Okay someone tell me why the next Corvette should be rear mid-engined (RMR) when it is already just so damned awesome. It’s not like I’ll beleive you.
The Price range forth 1993 Toyota Supra Mk4 $33,900-$39,900, from Topspeed.com, looked up on Google, which is precisely the range I gave. The median price as sold was $35K while some areas will sell it for about $40K.
I am, myself, more than a little disappointed that Toyota can not see in themselves to build the car BY THEMSELVES. I tend to view most Japanese car makers as the ones to beat largely because they did it all themselves, by themselves. And Toyota is one of, if not the biggest, car maker in the word and they can’t…
I do not think that is right. The Supra Mk4 Turbo was about $35K loaded , $40K is some markets. That was steep in the early 1990s,but there is NO WAY a Supra cost as much as 911 Turbo anything which capped $50K before 1990.
It’s too pretty to use. I mean it.
Graham needs to make a cameo is Star Wars Movie, or in the new Star Trek TV/Web Series.
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