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Axer


2008 Dodge Challenger



2009 Pontiac G8

I was swinging by a bunch of dealer stores and these babies caught my eyes.
_Nut_
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Originally posted by Axer


2008 Dodge Challenger



2009 Pontiac G8

I was swinging by a bunch of dealer stores and these babies caught my eyes.


How? It just looks like the typical regurgitated pontiac design with a bigger engine and 'aggressive looks'. Wow
L.E.N.
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Originally posted by _Nut_
How? It just looks like the typical regurgitated pontiac design with a bigger engine and 'aggressive looks'. Wow


Its just the grill. Its not even a US car. Looks better as the AUS commodore IMO. Im glad most just write them off as " another pontiac". In a few years I should be able to pick one up for cheap just like the GTO/monaro

Axer
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Originally posted by _Nut_
How? It just looks like the typical regurgitated pontiac design with a bigger engine and 'aggressive looks'. Wow


I was surprised to see the 2009 model too. I've only seen G6s, not G8s. Usually all 2009 car models come out in mid 2008.
L.E.N.










gehzumteufel
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Originally posted by L.E.N.
Just an FYI not all saleens have that much power.


S302 Saleen

Id say a CL65 AMG (V12 604hp)it heavy as though...so not faster but similar strength. But you can write off both of those cars if they are against a new ZR1.620hp, Its torque peak of 604 pound-feet comes at a low 3800 rpm.






Murciélago LP640 : 640 Bhp at 8000 Rpm
Veyron retains the record-breaking 1001 hp
2000 Ferrari Enzo. Horsepower: 660 bhp @ 7800 rpm.
2008 Porsche Carrera GT 5.5-liter V10 612 horsepower

Dont let just horsepower numbers form your opinion though. Gearing and all around design can make a lesser hp car stomp the car with higher numbers. Like the porsche carrera GT would kill that saleen even though on paper the saleen might look better...its a pig. The exotics are made from carbon fiber and are alot lighter and agile.

You forgot 2 of the best overall performers on the ring in that list!!!!



:p

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Originally posted by L.E.N.
Its just the grill. Its not even a US car. Looks better as the AUS commodore IMO. Im glad most just write them off as " another pontiac". In a few years I should be able to pick one up for cheap just like the GTO/monaro


AINGMEN!!!!!!!! I hate the US bodied Holdens. They are so ing ugly compared to the originals.
nchs09
The pagani has been the sexiest car for years. The new Alfa Romeo is giving it a run for its money.... but the Pagani is still more sex!
gehzumteufel
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Originally posted by nchs09
The pagani has been the sexiest car for years. The new Alfa Romeo is giving it a run for its money.... but the Pagani is still more sex!

Yeah I have always loved the Zonda.

Also, the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione is one hell of a sexy car. Such beautiful flowing lines.
Axer
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Originally posted by L.E.N.



GrimReaper
Of the Roush Mustangs, i prefer the Hillbank version, 427 HB-R. Technically the same but different paintjob and different rims, more to my taste.


nchs09
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Originally posted by GrimReaper
Of the Roush Mustangs, i prefer the Hillbank version, 427 HB-R. Technically the same but different paintjob and different rims, more to my taste.

yuk
gehzumteufel
I like the rims and the colors better, but I like the style of the other better.
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