Would you sell the other bollock for insurance?Bodhi said:I would gladly sell a bollock for a Ferrari Enzo.
Vae said:Tbh Aston's are the ultimate in sports cars with class. There may be cars that are faster etc but none can match an Aston for the combination of speed, style and class. Just a shame they cost so bloody much![]()
Vae said:Tbh Aston's are the ultimate in sports cars with class. There may be cars that are faster etc but none can match an Aston for the combination of speed, style and class. Just a shame they cost so bloody much![]()
Bodhi said:Astons are just poser mobiles that kinda do the sports cars thing.
Big G said:I absolutely disagree with you there Bodhi, what about Aston's DB9R which came fourth in it's debut race and I expect will do very well at Le Mans. Not bad for a poser mobile.
Aston Martin bring together the best performance, the best style, the best build quality, the best looks and the best in-car audio (Linn).
Big G said:M5 is 1775kg, V8 is 1570 kg - so about 200 kg lighter.
Faster as in being 0-62 in 0.2 secs quicker?and both limited to 155 mph? There's really nothing in it.
They're both delicious machines with brilliant performance, think we should draw the line there.
Bodhi said:No that's a GTR. The CSL is way sexier.
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Tom said:I've never heard of a Ferrari driver being called a wanker. They're still quite rare in the North of the country, whereas you see Porsches most days.
DaGaffer said:In London Ferrari = Arab on Diplomatic Plates driving like a twat, or, footballer who can't drive properly, or, City boy with a fat bonus, or, JayKay- as you can see, not great role models.
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Bodhi said:Faster as in about 15 seconds faster round the Nurburgring and a top speed of 205 if you ask the nice man at a chipping company to take the limiter off.
Da Gaffer said:Have you seen the gumball DVD? The Koenigsegg broke down everywhere. I think the guy driving it finished the event on the back of a towtruck.
Tom said:Supercars do have a tendency to break down, its not unusual. People point and laugh when they see a Ferrari on a low-loader, well I say let them laugh while they drive around in their crappy eurobox.
DaGaffer said:Nearly 60 grand for a 3-series; its just not special enough, inside or out, for that kind of money, and I don't care that it has a carbon-fibre roof; it also has a cardboard boot floor and no air-con; fuck that. If I was going to buy that kind of car (second hand), I'd get a Skyline R34.
Bodhi said:It's all about the new Bugatti tho. 1000bhp, 252 mph, 0-124 in about 7 seconds. Even Macca drivers wont see which way it went.
BMW's brand new M5 has stunned road testers with its performance, handling and a remarkable 11 separate modes for the car's seven-speed SMG sequential gearbox. However, despite claims that this is simply "too many" modes, engineers in Munich are said to be hard at work on even more selectable options for future versions of the semi-manual transmission. "You can never have too many modes," said one high-ranking engineeringer.
"That's why the next generation SMG will come with over 100 user selectable settings, almost all of them bafflingly pointless. To begin with there will be some fairly obvious choices such as 'Sport' which offers a more aggressive change strategy, 'Track Sport' which offers even more aggressive change strategy, and 'Club Sport' which offers a change strategy so aggressive that on every upchange the car will literally smack the driver in the face with a big club. These settings will be joined by other sport modes including 'Lucozade Sport', 'Sky Sport' and 'Dickie Davies' World Of Sport'"
However, our Munich source says that this is just the tip of a very silly, gearbox-related iceberg. "The real developments for the next SMG system will come in automatic mode," he claims. "Traditional autoboxes typically feature just a simple 'Winter' mode. We will take this to the next logical step with 'Spring', 'Summer' and 'Autumn' modes, plus additional settings including 'Drizzle', 'Light Breeze', 'Slightly Overcast' and 'Oooh, It's Mild For The Time Of Year' modes".
Our BMW spy also claims that further developments may include modes selectable on the basis of the driver's mood, including 'Comfort', 'Tired', 'Bloody Annoyed' and 'Strangely Wistful'. However, he denied recent rumours that we may also in future see a 'Shouldn't You Have Decided On The Car's Settings For Us Since You're The Fucking Engineers' mode.
STOP PRESS: There was anger at BMW last night following the return of a new M5 press car used for an Autocar road test. Munich sources say the vehicle may have to be scrapped because the interior was 'drenched in spunk'.