In that vein, tell me not to buy this.
or this
Especially when all I do is drive back and forth to work, and I have not even had time to go to the track in three years.
Wife votes this.
In that vein, tell me not to buy this.
or this
Especially when all I do is drive back and forth to work, and I have not even had time to go to the track in three years.
Wife votes this.
I'd have the Maserati 1000 times over.
2014 SRT Viper vs Ferrari F12 Berlinetta: Cousins or Illusion?
friedgreencorrado wrote:
Who are the bottom left guy, the black woman, and the two guys below her. The bottom guy in that column looks really familiar, but I can't quite place him.
Salanis wrote:friedgreencorrado wrote:Who are the bottom left guy, the black woman, and the two guys below her. The bottom guy in that column looks really familiar, but I can't quite place him.
Bottom left guy is Nikola Tesla. Bottom guy is Christopher Hitchens. I don't know either woman (is the one on the left Curie?) or the guy above Hitchens, though he looks really familiar...
I suspect I'm going to kick myself when I find out who the ones I didn't know are...
Bottom left guy is Tesla.
MG Bryan wrote: I'd have the Maserati 1000 times over.
you realize that is actually a Maserati though right...they now come with a free tow truck so you can get home when you take the Maserati out 
4cylndrfury wrote:MG Bryan wrote: I'd have the Maserati 1000 times over.you realize that is actually a Maserati though right...they now come with a free tow truck so you can get home when you take the Maserati out
Just naming the cars I like would probably give you a migraine. I think we have very different tastes.
In reply to 4cylndrfury:
It also comes with regret for not just going ahead and getting a Ferrari.
In reply to Anti-stance:
There's only ~$100,000 separating the two...
True, but how many times to the shop with the Maserati to get equal. 
WTF is this?
Given that $85,000 buys me these:
I wouldn't actually buy either of them. I'm 8 years old though.
You do know the F-40 is the only Ferrari worth owning,right?
In reply to Appleseed:
Negative.
Anti-stance wrote: True, but how many times to the shop with the Maserati to get equal.
"Ferrari has looked outside of Maranello for the design of it's sportbike, taking ques from the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile........."
Maserati --
....and it's stunt double --
MG Bryan wrote: Given that $85,000 buys me these:
Having worked a good bit on a Lambo Jalpa I think I would pass.
Working 70 hour weeks has me looking at cars when I get home instead of going to the gym.
wearymicrobe wrote:MG Bryan wrote: Given that $85,000 buys me these:Having worked a good bit on a Lambo Jalpa I think I would pass. Working 70 hour weeks has me looking at cars when I get home instead of going to the gym.
I wouldn't claim it was a rational or intelligent choice. I can tell you that despite growing up in hick town in northeastern Maryland, I consistently saw one as a kid and it left an impression.
It's the only Lamborghini I want, but damn I want an early Diablo in a bad way.
It's a purely emotional/sentimental thing.
ransom wrote: . I don't know either woman (is the one on the left Curie?)
Yep.
ransom wrote: or the guy above Hitchens, though he looks really familiar...
Thomas Payne
Appleseed wrote: You do know the F-40 is the only Ferrari worth owning,right?
OMG YES!!!!!! My favorite car of all time ever!!!
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