Originally posted by CauselessOneoh, i c wat ur sayin...
In answer to your implied question - most of us don't live in the US. We have to live in the real world. A rocket is fast in a straight line, but if you have to get out and jack it around every time you want to change dirction then it's not much use to us.
curvy roads dont do anything for a 'vette...
gotcha...
and gas is so damn expensive everywhere else...
probably wouldnt be worth the horsepower at all...
Made in Russia? I don't think that bodes well, and what about getting parts for when it breaks down? (Which will probably be on a weekly basis)
I'm guessing it's resale value will be zilch also, but if you're happy with it and it's not a maintenance nightmare, then good for you.
Originally posted by rubberjaw30Bugatti Veyron, 252mph, 1001PS, 16 cylinders, four turbos, 8.0-litres... the Veyron's numbers are staggering. It can hit 60mph in 2.5 seconds thanks to four-wheel-drive traction, shoots to 125mph in 7.3 seconds and reaches 200mph in less than 20. Awes The McLaren F1 pales alongside the big Bugatti's astounding performance, yet incredibly, the Veyron is also an easier proposition to drive - with power steering, ABS brakes and advanced stability systems all standard. A quite incredible car.
oh, i c wat ur sayin...
curvy roads dont do anything for a 'vette...
gotcha...
and gas is so damn expensive everywhere else...
probably wouldnt be worth the horsepower at all...
A vet is a guy to take the dog to when he's go a cough.
Originally posted by CauselessOneyes, but is it american made?
Bugatti Veyron, 252mph, 1001PS, 16 cylinders, four turbos, 8.0-litres... the Veyron's numbers are staggering. It can hit 60mph in 2.5 seconds thanks to four-wheel-drive traction, shoots to 125mph in 7.3 seconds and reaches 200mph in less than 20. Awes The McLaren F1 pales alongside the big Bugatti's astounding performance, yet incredibly, the Veyron is ...[text shortened]... standard. A quite incredible car.
A vet is a guy to take the dog to when he's go a cough.
i won't buy any car made out of america...
Originally posted by rubberjaw30actually the Chevy Corvette has always had a reputation for terrific handling in slalom/ess-turn conditions, it has a suspension that is more than famous, it's.....In-famous.
oh, i c wat ur sayin...
curvy roads dont do anything for a 'vette...
gotcha...
and gas is so damn expensive everywhere else...
probably wouldnt be worth the horsepower at all...
