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88' M5
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Classic Mini
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Not the best looking car - but undoubtedly cool, an original AMG Hammer with 21,000km's on the clock, for about $60K: (this thing cost like $300K in Japan when new)Originally Posted by impolyt_one
http://ucar.autos.yahoo.co.jp/detail...00CU0003804814
I drove one of those when I was 16. Got it up to 130mph on the highway before I chickened out. Drug dealer/rich kid friend of mine owned it.
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Aston Martin Vanquish
1965 Mustang Convertible
Audi R8
Cadillac XLR
1965 Mustang Convertible
Audi R8
Cadillac XLR
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jakejake;3189598 said:Aston Martin VanquishOriginally Posted by runner-guy
Love that one. How reliable is it?
Not really sure. I just love the styling of it. Classy looking ride.
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jakejake;3189598 said:Aston Martin VanquishOriginally Posted by runner-guy
Love that one. How reliable is it?
From what I've heard, not bad for its ilk. Still it's strange - Rolls-Royce made their name initially by touting reliability and quality. In an age where your typical automobile was about as reliable as a weather forecast, they were known to keep running no matter what. A Rolls-Royce never broke down, it "failed to proceed" and that rarely. You expected more from high end car makers like Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce, Mercedes-Benz.
Now, its the cheap end of the spectrum that's reliable. The more expensive a car is, the more problematic we expect it to be, and in a perverse twist of reasoning, people are actually dissed for complaining about unreliable exotics. "You should be able to afford it" is the usual cry, rather than "For $200k, the damn thing should run better than a freaking Yaris."
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Some truly nice vehicles here, guys. And now for a retro-US muscle car:
God forgive them on the automatic, but I do believe a manual is now offered.
I couldn't find a good shot of the new green, but I like it.
God forgive them on the automatic, but I do believe a manual is now offered.
I couldn't find a good shot of the new green, but I like it.
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Most Dodges and Chryslers are pretty unremarkable in my opinion, but the new Challenger is really nice.
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jakejake;3189598 said:Aston Martin VanquishOriginally Posted by runner-guyLove that one. How reliable is it?
While we are asking important questions, how much legroom does it have? Actually dislike the fog lights and wheels on this one.
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Automotive sex...Originally Posted by George
This is automotive sex:
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The Brera is awesome. I truly love it and want this as my future car.Originally Posted by Prince
It really is, 3.2L version.
There's a good little smallish concrete park (next to the John Lobb and Marimekko stores) along Aoyama-dori at Aoyama-Itchome across from the Honda showroom where ballers coming in from other parts of Tokyo have to pass through get to floss/cruise in Omotesando or Shibuya; I once sat on a bench there one day for a long time and just appreciated all the great cars rolling by, and their exhaust notes. It's a nice little stretch where people with real motors have a few hundred yards to open them up WOT in 2nd or low 3rd gear and there's glass skyscrapers on both sides of the street, so good cars sound phenomenal here and the domestic cars with fart cans get exposed. Saw most every modern Ferrari go by, including a top-off white F50, all 3 modern Lamborghinis back to the Diablo, all manners of Porsche (except for the C-GT, which would've blown the buildings to bits), all the Japanese heavyweights, but what really got to my core and soul was a 3.2L Alfa, which I didn't expect at the time. Definitely a favorite for me. The exhaust note is heavenly and the appearance is great but not over the top.
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