First the Enzo, now a GT. [Graphic content]
Damn, that shattered Enzo in Europe looks like it was literally ripped in half, I don't even want to think about how fast the guy had to be going to do that or how long it took them to clean him off the highway...
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Originally Posted by jhonsok
i think i'm gonna cry. even if its only a FORD. i like it..its magnificent..anywho..heres one in new zeland.




j/p it may be a ford but its still a nice car
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Originally Posted by RangerMan
So the Chrylser ME Four is just a Chrysler too?


BTW Its an ME Four-Twelve (it can't run on 4 turbos without the engine)
Originally Posted by diskreet
Yeah, considering its a car and it's made by Chrysler. Logically its just a Chrysler.
BTW Its an ME Four-Twelve (it can't run on 4 turbos without the engine)
BTW Its an ME Four-Twelve (it can't run on 4 turbos without the engine)
What YOU meant is that internal quality for two products is the same, which is based on the assumption that the manufacturer is oblivious to the market it's selling its car to. This is a ridiculous assumption since competition between firms forces them to be on a certain level of quality forced upon by the competitors, in order to be considered for purchase within its market segment. Chrysler's prototype is a stab at the Veyron, and not at Honda's civic, since they're not on the same level of quality and features.
I'd like to note another related point to this argument. How does Chrysler have the guts to directly compete in the supercar market (say the 4-12 was released) in the same league as the awe-inspiring Bugattis and Ferraris? After all, Chrysler makes its money selling cheap, crappy cars, right? This, sadly, is how far most of us think. What we don't realise is that as much as we rave after Ferraris, other third-world nations rave about that Dodge Caravan. It all depends on what we have and can't have. We naturally want to have what we can't have. I, for instance, work towards realizing my dreams, something I can't have for the moment. If I could have all I've wanted, I'd probably die of an overdose and hit St-Peter in the nuts at the Pearly Gates.
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I'd like to note two things
- Thegent is not a fan of Ford.
- Jeremy Clarkson returned his dream car, the Ford GT, not because the car broke down as shipped by Ford, but because of the dealer who failed to properly install the alarm Jeremy requested.
- Thegent is not a fan of Ford.
- Jeremy Clarkson returned his dream car, the Ford GT, not because the car broke down as shipped by Ford, but because of the dealer who failed to properly install the alarm Jeremy requested.
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Originally Posted by thegent
What YOU meant is that internal quality for two products is the same, which is based on the assumption that the manufacturer is oblivious to the market it's selling its car to. This is a ridiculous assumption since competition between firms forces them to be on a certain level of quality forced upon by the competitors, in order to be considered for purchase within its market segment. Chrysler's prototype is a stab at the Veyron, and not at Honda's civic, since they're not on the same level of quality and features.
Originally Posted by thegent
- Jeremy Clarkson returned his dream car, the Ford GT, not because the car broke down as shipped by Ford, but because of the dealer who failed to properly install the alarm Jeremy requested.
He did purchase another one though, and the second one worked perfectly. On Top Gear they have never said anything about if the new one was really the same 1st GT fixed, or if it was actually a whole new car. I assume they tore his apart and fixed it, considering the waiting list was larger than the number of cars going to the country.
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I'm not a FORD guy at all but that GT is quite the machine seeing it in person but I still think the S7 is way nicer.I had a GT pass me last summer doing about 230 kph and I almost blew my load.Pure sex


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Originally Posted by DeX
(it says the Enzo he crashed was stolen)
Originally Posted by RangerMan
So the Chrylser ME Four is just a Chrysler too?
Man... everytime thegent talks, I have to stand up and clap. Did you or are you studying law? You could make a great attorney.
Originally Posted by 04hemiboy
I'm not a FORD guy at all but that GT is quite the machine seeing it in person
Originally Posted by ramcosca
It wasn't stolen, it was illegally transported into the United States. You people who live in US of A would call that a "damn Mexican", I believe.
No, it's just a concept. Not even a Chrysler til it hits production line, that's how I think.
Man... everytime thegent talks, I have to stand up and clap. Did you or are you studying law? You could make a great attorney.
Same thoughts... first time I saw one was at a dealer. Even though I was late for college, I had to stop and take a look.

No, it's just a concept. Not even a Chrysler til it hits production line, that's how I think.
Man... everytime thegent talks, I have to stand up and clap. Did you or are you studying law? You could make a great attorney.
Same thoughts... first time I saw one was at a dealer. Even though I was late for college, I had to stop and take a look.
By the way... it seems the Ferrari he was driving was a STOLEN vehicle, illegally entered into the United States.
Originally Posted by ramcosca
No, it's just a concept. Not even a Chrysler til it hits production line, that's how I think.
For now it is just a prototype, but I think it will see production.
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