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Interesting, that is a pretty clever palindrome.Kevan said:a man a plan a canal panama
Mastodon said:I don't know what you guys are freakin out about. It's only cosmetic damage he can still drive it.
Heh, this reminds me of something I saw on "Geraldo at Large" last week.
This suave millionair dude was racing down the West Coast Highway with some mega expensive car of which only 400 existed and lost control and hit a pole or tree (his car was parallel to the object) and sheered the car right in half (front end and tail end seperated at about the mid point of the car)
Ken Burtch said:Say what you want, I don't see any other US automakers putting out a true exotic sports car.
nitelightboy said:That cosmetic damage will [probably add up to almost the cost of a new GT. Now too many people know how to mold carbon fiber and those that do charge alotta $$$ for it.
Kevan said:Speaking of Shelby, what about Callaway or Hennessey?
Kevan said:Viper and Z06 aren't exotics?
Speaking of Shelby, what about Callaway or Hennessey?
Dude, if you're going to include the Tuscan/TVR Speed 12, you *must* add the Viper to your list.7stringninja said:Bleh. Normally when someone thinks of exotics, you think of something from outside the USA.
Example: Acura NSX, Lamborghini Murcielago, Tuscan Speed 12, Lotus Exige, Pagini Zonda