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Old 08-27-2016, 04:17 PM
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Great Britain without a doubt makes the best sports cars, racing cars, and motor sport technology. It's the center of Formula 1, automobile design, engineering and supporting automotive industries.
Very well said.
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Originally Posted by Mr.E.G.
Originally Posted by mosesbotbol' timestamp='1472313801' post='24049102
Great Britain without a doubt makes the best sports cars, racing cars, and motor sport technology. It's the center of Formula 1, automobile design, engineering and supporting automotive industries.
Very well said.

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Now, if we said supercars, I would say Italy.
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Germany, I am married to the idea that the 911 is the greatest sports car.
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Germany, I am married to the idea that the 911 is the greatest sports car.
They're extremely well made just like most German cars! I'm actually gonna be filming a review on one in the next week.
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Old 08-28-2016, 11:16 PM
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Now, if we said supercars, I would say Italy.
Italy definitely takes the supercar crown. Unfortunately lambo now shareso parts with the R8, id still take a Huracán though lol. At least Ferrari is still making true Italian Supercars.
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Originally Posted by vader1
Another vote for Germany.

There was a time where the real sports car renaissance (especially affordable)was Japan. Those cars have been replaced by boring slow appliances.

Italy makes top notch super cars but besides the 4C just about nobody can afford them.

I just spent six hours yesterday driving home from Chicago in my new to me 2014 Cayman S. I am smitten. Smile on my face just about the whole way.
Yeah I wish Japan still made cars like they did in the 90s-early 2000s. And congrats on the Cayman. My brother is a huge Porsche fan and was trying to convince me to get a cayman instead of the S2k.
I assume you're enjoying it so far lol
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Originally Posted by S2ALEXIS
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Germany

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Now, if we said supercars, I would say Italy.
Italy definitely takes the supercar crown. Unfortunately lambo now shareso parts with the R8, id still take a Huracán though lol. At least Ferrari is still making true Italian Supercars.
And Ferrari/Maserati does not share any parts with Chrysler... Who cares about parts sharing. It makes sense where it makes sense.
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Not that I'm disagreeing with you, but the Huracan and R8 are pretty damn close to the same car, as far as being supercars from companies from other countries. Their relationship is even close than the Miata/Fiat 124 Spider relationship. They share the same platform, suspension, and drivetrain. Doesn't get much closer than that (unless you're GM, lol).
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