Those wheels are worth the price alone - crafted by the famed Spoogenstein Glockenspielwerks of Salzburg. The “sperm” you glibly refer to have clockwork mechanisms inside that make them look like many small legs running when the wheels rotate.
New York Times, March 10, 1987: Chrysler is Buying American Motors
It’s hard for me to explain the revulsion I felt when I first saw the Ferrari Enzo.
Excellent choice! Especially with the autumn-like weather.
There are many reasons the 1976 Lotus Esprit S1 nicknamed “Wet Nellie” was the greatest Bond movie car. Q’s plethora of inventive and deadly gadgets, combined with the futuristic Giugiaro wedge shape made it the real star to children of the ‘70s. We begged for own 007 Esprits, and to our parents’ chagrin, the…
“Accelleration — even from, say 100 KPH to 200 KPH, was quite strong and relentless, in both 5th and, surprisingly 6th gears.”
Imagine being the driver. I’m certain a spilled beverage wasn’t the only stain caused in that moment.
Don’t need a jet engine to do that. The driver is likely full of Red Bull & vodka, and will plow through a crosswalk leaving a club in South Beach.
Make it an even 2 million and give it 2,000 bullpower... at this point, does it matter? If they want to do something radical, look at sibling Ducati and build the Italian sports car equivalent of the new Scrambler. Something under $100K, with a screaming little 4 or 5, stripped down and pure, but taking advantage of…