Pass the Cool-Aid. The SRT-10 is faster than the S2000 even with a 650 lb. load...
01-04-2004, 08:48 PM
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Originally posted by y2ks2k
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist. I dont get "perf trucks"... If you wnat perf, why not buy a perf car thats a bit more balanced?
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist. I dont get "perf trucks"... If you wnat perf, why not buy a perf car thats a bit more balanced?
Why get any performance vehicle whatsoever? There are speed limits in the US, you know.
The ideal vehicle, theoretically, is one that gets 100mpg - it doesn't matter that its top speed is 75mph. That's as fast as you'll ever go.
01-05-2004, 03:36 AM
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Originally posted by y2ks2k
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist. I dont get "perf trucks"... If you wnat perf, why not buy a perf car thats a bit more balanced?
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist. I dont get "perf trucks"... If you wnat perf, why not buy a perf car thats a bit more balanced?
01-05-2004, 03:53 AM
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Originally posted by y2ks2k
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist.
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist.
Um, I wonder how fast I can pull my S to the track with that beast?
01-05-2004, 05:40 AM
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Originally posted by y2ks2k
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist. I dont get "perf trucks"... If you wnat perf, why not buy a perf car thats a bit more balanced?
The fact that people buy trucks like this proves red necks still exist. I dont get "perf trucks"... If you wnat perf, why not buy a perf car thats a bit more balanced?
01-05-2004, 06:12 AM
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Look at the Mustang, for example. As one of the greatest muscle car names, it has been diluted by that nasty V6 engine. The majority of Mustang sales are with the V6 though - seems to be a hit with high school/college girls (and unfortunately guys too).
Maybe the name will be saved with the next-gen Mustang, or maybe it will turn into a V6 front-driver without even a V8 option, like so many of the old-school muscle car names - Cutlass, Monte Carlo, Cougar, Bonneville, Chrysler's letter cars, etc.
01-05-2004, 06:14 AM
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Originally posted by kumar75150
dumbass alert
dumbass alert
Not really. He's right. If you want a perf truck, the Lightning/SRT-10 is not the weapon of choice; rather, you want an F250 turbodiesel.
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Originally posted by alexf20c
Maybe the name will be saved with the next-gen Mustang, or maybe it will turn into a V6 front-driver without even a V8 option, like so many of the old-school muscle car names - Cutlass, Monte Carlo, Cougar, Bonneville, Chrysler's letter cars, etc.
Maybe the name will be saved with the next-gen Mustang, or maybe it will turn into a V6 front-driver without even a V8 option, like so many of the old-school muscle car names - Cutlass, Monte Carlo, Cougar, Bonneville, Chrysler's letter cars, etc.