6'2" here and my legs fit in my friend's GTR when sitting in the back seat. Tight but totally possible.
Headroom? Not so good, 15 minute trip at most.
6'2" here and my legs fit in my friend's GTR when sitting in the back seat. Tight but totally possible.
Headroom? Not so good, 15 minute trip at most.
Yeah if that's the case it'd be hard to pass up. If it was my money I'd probably go for a base GT-R for $101k and haggle a little into the 90's.
Off to go to work in a stained polo!
I second this. They're claiming sub $100k even when fully spec'd out. That's fucking amazing!
I look at it like this, you just bought a ferrari. You spent a not insignificant amount of money on a car because it is special. And then you made it look like 90% of the other Ferraris on the road? Why? In my mind, it shows a complete ad utter lack of imagination to buy a ferrari in red. I am only referring to new…
Raphael, can someone pull the panties from the bunch it created in your bum crack?
Pretty much anything Lincoln...especially when they try to compare themselves against Lexus.
I actually really like the commercial. Many people take the dialogue way too seriously. It was funny.
It's blatantly American. That makes most 'trendy' people (including coffee-sipping English majors) uncomfortable these days. It's sad that our culture is this self-loathing.
I totally agree. It's apparently shameful to have pride in our brave new world.
I still don't get all the hate for this ad. How dare we work hard and be rewarded for it! How dare Cadillac target wealthy people who want to give them money!
it sounds horrible frankly
Power on your Monday with buggy-jumpin' memories of the 2011 Milbrodale Mountain Classic in the Land Down Under! [racin jason/Flickr, 2011]
Bring all the Alfas! I'll even take a Giulietta.
Further dilution of the brand. You can't slap a seven-slot grill on just anything and call it a Jeep.