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rjackson
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While the Mustang is affordable and powerful, it's not balanced very well for a new production car. Actually a lot like the old GT350/500, point and shoot, but don't try to turn. Gotta admit though I'm a big fan of the Mustang (my second car was a '67 fastback, brought it home in truckloads and put it back together).

But if you're dreaming, I'll take a new GT (40). The original Shelby's are awesome too. Rode in a kit car with a small block (351 vs 428), WOW. If I had a big enough of garage I'd know what I'd be saving my pennies for.

Not too hip on the style of the Elise, but you can pick up a used Esprit at a fraction of the cost and I think they are much sexier.

First SUV? IH? I don't think so. Land Rover.
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Sandy you might have to take a cold shower after you see this one so consider yourself warned


LADIES & GENTLEMEN I GIVE YOU

THE GREMLIN COUPE!!!!!!


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good god thats a sexy beast!
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If you want bang for your buck nothing beats a sportbike.


current ride.

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My future ride: Toyota FJ Cruiser

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One day...<br><br>

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Porsche Cayenne Turbo for me, thanks!
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A man and his truck...it's a beautiful thing.
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Post by Alan Evil »

http://www.wrightspeed.com/x1.html

Super electric car (based on the Ariel):

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X1 Prototype Specs
• 3-phase AC induction motor, 236hp at the motor shaft
• 182 ft lbs torque at the motor shaft, from 0 rpm to 6,000 rpm
• 13,300 rpm rev limit
• weight 1,500 lbs
• no clutch, single gear ratio 8.25:1
• Quaife limited slip differential
• Alcon front calipers, 4 piston
• Dymag Magnesium Alloy wheels
• inboard Bilstein race dampers, Eibach 2-stage springs
• steering: rack and pinion, 1.5 turns lock-lock
• Lithium Ion battery pack

Performance
• 0-60 ~ 3.0 seconds
• Standing quarter mile ~11.5 seconds
• Top speed 112mph (electronically limited)
• Range >100 miles in urban use
• Charger: onboard conductive. Input 100-250V 50 or 60 Hz. Current: user adjustable up to 80A
• Energy consumption 200 WHr/mile in urban use, equivalent to 170 mpg (33,705 WHr/gallon)
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