Of course, MB SLR McLaren 722. Incredible car!
even though it's an automatic?
Andreas Preuninger, Manager of Porsche High Performance Cars: "Grandmas can use paddles. They aren't challenging."
I consider the f40 to be the greatest European supercar.
A woman goes to the doctor to figure out why she is having breathing problems...The doctor tells her she is overweight. She says she wants a second opinion...the doctor says, "your ugly".
Here is a good Ferrari F40 road trip article:
http://www.ferrarilife.com/library/d...type=flq&id=88
You might need to login to access it. Not sure.
Porsche 959 and/or GT1 Street
Ascari A10
i googled this argument, and find few but i guess good results: you were right.
i guessed they fix the problem in the 722 since it was known immediately after the deliver of the first SLRs to the press. but i still have to read a real test drive of the 722 edition.
since you can purchase such a car, the costs shouldn't be a problem, if you did some right calculations. considering its short production run and the complexity of the project, i am not surprised about the fact you need to send the car in Stuttgard, like the CLK GTR, even if for customers living out of Germany and neighboring countries they send their technicians to fix "ordinary" problem.
i think that i would like to recover each of my supercars in its own main factory, since i guess i could afford it and it would be more "satisfacting" and maybe even better done.
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do you know which kind of problem affect the suspensions? i can imagine the problem related to the AWD system, since without a regular use it could have some problem of lubrication and of deformation/tear of the elastic gaskets. since it was basically a road legal prototype, no surprises.
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