manual conversion

You said that the point of driving a car quickly is to get the fastest possible lap time. No way. There's many more ways to have fun than to get the fastest possible lap time - take drifting for example, or just throwing your car into a corner just for laughs to see if you can cope with the mayhem.

Mercedes W126 560 SEC

I'm a fan of the g-class but $27 000 for a 1991 300 diesel is far too much

Mercedes cavansite blue with black rims

Make a new NSX

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Take a mercedes W126 sec, put the M119 engine in it so it sounds like the W124 in the video, lighten the car and put a six speed manual - perfect daily driver

agreed

agreed

Mercedes Benz have gone back to their philosophy of making vehicles simple and reliable

No - big companies, especially when American car companies during the period when there wasn't that much competition from the Europeans and the Japs (up to the late 1990s) had a policy of planned obsolescence which means that they tried cutting costs as much as possible (by using cheaper and shittier materials)…

Because they're Italian

IMO it looks good from the back and the side but it reminds me of a lizard when i look at it's front

I'm sorry but this is atrocious. I have nothing against green energy but an SLS without the V8 is like a man without balls. Why couldn't they have made a hydrogen version which has a hydrogen internal combustion V8?

This car is specifically built to last - I don't think a lavishly assembled american truck has better build quality

1. Ferrari 458

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1. Mercedes 560 SEC W126 - Because it's a timeless design with true Mercedes build quality - but could use a TASTEFUL dose of modding e.g Widebody kit + time correct BBS honeycomb rims

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