The convertible comes out next month, with the ZL-1 following six months after that... And a new Special Edition planned for every six months after that.Z of the Na said:
You have unlimited money. What car do you buy?
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Personally speaking, I'd want a completely restored, daily drivable, Duesenberg J, with the optional supercharger. When those cars were available for sale, they would set you back about $20,000, which sounds like chump change as far as cars goes. but, when you consider that the company went out of business in 1937, you get a sense of just how expensive these cars are.
I remember seeing one on the Barrett-Jackson auction when I was flipping channels several years ago, that had been sitting near a pond for about 20 years or so and was made almost entirely of rust, that sold for, if I remember correctly, $1.5 million.
I'd also find someone to teach me the intricacies of repairing such a beast. I mean, I fix cars for a living, but we very rarely get anything in my shop that's got a carburetor on it, and forced induction engines don't come in very often either. I spend most of my time working on Japanese econo-boxes in various shades of boring.
I remember seeing one on the Barrett-Jackson auction when I was flipping channels several years ago, that had been sitting near a pond for about 20 years or so and was made almost entirely of rust, that sold for, if I remember correctly, $1.5 million.
I'd also find someone to teach me the intricacies of repairing such a beast. I mean, I fix cars for a living, but we very rarely get anything in my shop that's got a carburetor on it, and forced induction engines don't come in very often either. I spend most of my time working on Japanese econo-boxes in various shades of boring.
Koenigsegg Agera, because it has got to be the BEST sounding car ever made or maybe an Alfa Romeo 8C...
Actually I'd use the money to buy Ford and GM and then rework the muscle cars so they actually can be called cars and driven like one instead of a two bricks attached to a jar of pickles trying to do Dance Dance Revolution.
Actually I'd use the money to buy Ford and GM and then rework the muscle cars so they actually can be called cars and driven like one instead of a two bricks attached to a jar of pickles trying to do Dance Dance Revolution.
Can't remember the full name, but it's called the Lotus. They had in both Saints Row games (and I'm hoping for it in the third) under the name Vortex. It's so cool and sleek and sexy.
If I had infinite money, why would I even bother with land-only travel? So here's mine:
Sir, please get out of the vehicle and do the chicken dance. I won't ask twice.
Sir, please get out of the vehicle and do the chicken dance. I won't ask twice.
Easy the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport... That car is just sexy. I mean they have to limit the top speed to 256MPH just to protect the tires(not like you are going to get up to that speed anyway)
Everything about it from the look of it to the specs are just amazing.
Everything about it from the look of it to the specs are just amazing.
