McLaren MP4-12C supercar priced less then rival the 458 Italia
Nov 25, 2010 | 02:00 PM
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same thing the NSX did 20 year ago, sell you a cheaper and far superior car for less 
only with the McLaren you dont get the upidy snob apeal or the "racing heritage"....ferrari buyers wont be swayed from their gheyness
in the end, its a paddle shifter, so I care not at all about either
only with the McLaren you dont get the upidy snob apeal or the "racing heritage"....ferrari buyers wont be swayed from their gheyness
in the end, its a paddle shifter, so I care not at all about either
Nov 26, 2010 | 04:57 PM
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same thing the NSX did 20 year ago, sell you a cheaper and far superior car for less
only with the McLaren you dont get the upidy snob apeal or the "racing heritage"....ferrari buyers wont be swayed from their gheyness
in the end, its a paddle shifter, so I care not at all about either
only with the McLaren you dont get the upidy snob apeal or the "racing heritage"....ferrari buyers wont be swayed from their gheyness
in the end, its a paddle shifter, so I care not at all about either
Nov 26, 2010 | 05:09 PM
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I'd venture that anyone that could afford one, could afford both. For people like me who are "stretch" buyers (i.e. willing to spend a little more than comfy), the top end for me would be an SLS before options (~$200K). The thing is, I'd rather have a Cayman R, an RS5, and a TT-RS for my wife instead.
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