What car would you buy if you have 200.000 dollars to spend?
I'd buy a Ferrari F430, with any doubt!
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What car would you buy if you have 200.000 dollars to spend?
I'd buy a Ferrari F430, with any doubt!
Last edited by mx512p; 10-30-2006 at 03:37 AM.
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probably......well, if i could just spend that on any one car, then probably either the f430, a dodge viper, or a hennessey supercharged viper. if i could get 2 or more.......supercharged hennessey viper 700 and probably a lotus with whats left
"I'd hate to die twice. It's so boring" - Richard Feynman, last recorded words.
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Good choice!Originally Posted by CdocZ
probably......well, if i could just spend that on any one car, then probably either the f430, a dodge viper, or a hennessey supercharged viper. if i could get 2 or more.......supercharged hennessey viper 700 and probably a lotus with whats left
If I could get 2 cars, I'd buy a Porsche 911 Carrera S (997) and a Lotus Exige.
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supercharged hennesseys.......saw a video of one, running the engine while in neutral to see how loud the engine got.......the cameras mini computer had to edit those sound frequencies out or something so it didnt break (the engine noise suddenly stopped). not too mention they sound even more like muscle cars then normla vipers
"I'd hate to die twice. It's so boring" - Richard Feynman, last recorded words.
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that is less than 150,000 euro, would not buy me a new Ferrari here. Therefore, back to the classics, the Alpine A110, and then a hot version, leaves some budget to even race, (after having followed the necessary training
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dam, that sucks. guess there is something bad about having a strong currency.that is less than 150,000 euro, would not buy me a new Ferrari here. Therefore, back to the classics, the Alpine A110, and then a hot version, leaves some budget to even race, (after having followed the necessary training
"I'd hate to die twice. It's so boring" - Richard Feynman, last recorded words.
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That's easy. F430
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combined with high taxes
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oh, yeah, europe has those insane gas prices and high pollution taxes.......dam that blows man!
"I'd hate to die twice. It's so boring" - Richard Feynman, last recorded words.
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In Italy F430 F1 costs 152,651 euro = 202,729 USDthat is less than 150,000 euro, would not buy me a new Ferrari here. Therefore, back to the classics, the Alpine A110, and then a hot version, leaves some budget to even race, (after having followed the necessary training
If you want the manual, then it costs 145,151 euro = 192,789 USD
I,d buy the F1, of course!
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would cost 196000 euro in holland (260000 US$)
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what the hell? doesnt the f430 automatically come in manual? except you can change it to like 4 other settings. thats stupid, if it can come in automatic!In Italy F430 F1 costs 152,651 euro = 202,729 USD
If you want the manual, then it costs 145,151 euro = 192,789 USD
I,d buy the F1, of course!
"I'd hate to die twice. It's so boring" - Richard Feynman, last recorded words.
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I'de actually take the 360 Modena. I would take the F430 if I needed to go as fast as possible, but I like the 360's styling more
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Not even $ 500,000 bucks will buy you an Enzo so i would have to take an F430 or Carrera GT...
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