Still Beautiful.......
Feb 10, 2008 | 01:35 AM
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Still Beautiful.......
Exotic auto design seem to change as fast as computers and electronics these days.........but the CS still seems to hold up well against even hyper-exotics.............After All These Years. 
Feb 10, 2008 | 02:09 AM
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You are right and exotics seem more and more special over the years, checkout the older Porsche's, Ferrari's and Aston Martins they have a unique appeal which seperates them from cars these days.
An example is the F40 it has a very in your face super car look that looks much different than the tamer offerings of todays world in regards to super cars, just look at the Veyron it lookes like a mix of a BGT with a Phaeton with wide flares and multispoke chrome wheels.
An example is the F40 it has a very in your face super car look that looks much different than the tamer offerings of todays world in regards to super cars, just look at the Veyron it lookes like a mix of a BGT with a Phaeton with wide flares and multispoke chrome wheels.
Feb 10, 2008 | 02:13 AM
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You are right and exotics seem more and more special over the years, checkout the older Porsche's, Ferrari's and Aston Martins they have a unique appeal which seperates them from cars these days.
An example is the F40 it has a very in your face super car look that looks much different than the tamer offerings of todays world in regards to super cars, just look at the Veyron it lookes like a mix of a BGT with a Phaeton with wide flares and multispoke chrome wheels.
An example is the F40 it has a very in your face super car look that looks much different than the tamer offerings of todays world in regards to super cars, just look at the Veyron it lookes like a mix of a BGT with a Phaeton with wide flares and multispoke chrome wheels.
100% Agree
Feb 10, 2008 | 11:55 AM
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Dan,
This might be blasphemy to say on this site.............but I'm just not a 911 fan. No offense to all you 911 lovers. Great vehicle.......and Icon, but just not for me.
This might be blasphemy to say on this site.............but I'm just not a 911 fan. No offense to all you 911 lovers. Great vehicle.......and Icon, but just not for me.
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Feb 10, 2008 | 01:51 PM
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Kuzi, drive an RS, and I think you will be smitten....it really is the best 911 based car I have ever driven...wonderful to throw around, great sound...just brilliant.
You don't have to buy it, but do try it out...methinks you will like.
Besides, the zen in your garage needs to be balanced....the CS is to the F40 and as the RS will be to the CGT !!!!
100% agree on your CS thoughts...it is and will prove to be timeless. More US Scuds will be produced in the 2 yr run than the 368 CS's made. When I talk to friends at various concours and shows (collectors, journo's) they all wax lyrical about the CS and its eventual place in appreciation of the marque. Great car ! (Don't get me wrong, the Scuderia will earn its own place, shatteringly fast !)
Feb 11, 2008 | 12:33 PM
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Considering your stable, I can understand a 911 doesn't do much for ya ...
