Tramontana R - Spanish Supercar
#14
Originally Posted by Steponme,May 7 2010, 02:14 PM
For $550-1mil, I'd rather have a car that doesn't look like a kit car, such as a Zonda.
#16
Originally Posted by s2kpdx01,May 9 2010, 05:52 PM
the hell is a 'Pegaso'?
I'm told that in their later years the bodies tended to seem to melt from the heat and you could come out and find the bodies melting off the side of a table.
Many of the later models had bodies that didn't much resemble a normal car.
OK, where's the tongue in cheek emoticon?
It's Picasso......................................... probably.
#17
Originally Posted by s2kpdx01,May 9 2010, 03:52 PM
the hell is a 'Pegaso'?
Imagine a Boano Ferrari doodled by an 8th-grader, and insert a Chrysler "letter series" grille, and you'd be close.
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Originally Posted by tiger1964,May 10 2010, 09:25 AM
Mostly they made truck but in the 1950's for a while they made V-8 powered near-exotica sports cars.
Imagine a Boano Ferrari doodled by an 8th-grader, and insert a Chrysler "letter series" grille, and you'd be close.
Imagine a Boano Ferrari doodled by an 8th-grader, and insert a Chrysler "letter series" grille, and you'd be close.
#19
Originally Posted by honda606,May 7 2010, 01:00 PM
2800 lbs and fugly as hell. 720hp and 680tq and it still only cuts a 3.5 0-60 time?? $550,000-1,000,000?? Who are they kidding? No wonder they only expect to produce 10 a year. They will be lucky to even find 10 buyers.
For that kind of money I'll take an M600, 997 GT3 RS, S2000 CR as a daily driver, and have change left over.
For that kind of money I'll take an M600, 997 GT3 RS, S2000 CR as a daily driver, and have change left over.