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5314 messages, Last post on Dec 03, 2009 at 3:55 PM
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| I've seen a couple of new style Maseratis lately...I swear, that company must invest more in exhaust tuning than some companies put into their entire cars. They sound amazing. | |
Ferrari F430 on Terwood Road in Montgomery County near Willow Grove, PA. I looked it up and it appears 2009 is the last year this model is being produced. |
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| but I spotted a 2010 Stang on the road. Was driving alongside it, in front of it, and behind it for many many miles on the Parkway. Seeing the original pics prior to its release, I didn't think it would be easily distinguishable from the outgoing model. But I see now I was wrong. I immediately identified it and could see how different it actually is from every angle. | |
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Saw this at a dealership, went just out of curiosity. It looks a little less ugly in person, still not attractive by any stretch. It just looks like a pregnant Accord. Not really crossover-ish like the Venza, not as raised up as an Outback. There's only 31" between the wheel wells, hard to believe for such a large vehicle. Outback is a whole foot wider there. They really sacrificed cargo room plus 1500 lbs towing really limits the utility. Blind spots are pretty bad for lane changes. Backing up is fine, as it has that Insight-style mini-window under the rear hatch. Interior is decent enough, pretty much Accord. EX-L with Navi stickered for $37k, ouch. I still bet they sell a bunch of 'em. |
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2010 model.... understated, in black... but, still great looking.. Twin-turbo V6 and AWD...
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| Spotted another Lexus IS retractable today. zzzz | |
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Went to N.O. for the Patriots Anyways, lotsa Mercedes (C-classes especially), many 3-series and even a brand new Ferrari parked on Bourbon St. at the height of foot traffic The only other thing worth mentioning is the disturbing trend for jacking up cars to SUV heights and slapping 24" low profile wheels under them. I must've seen a dozen of these jalopies (Older GM Caprices, Fleetwoods, Delta 88's and Malibus) and once you get past the gaudy paint jobs and flashy frying pan wheels, they were one foot in the scrapyard and creaked, groaned and squeeked badly. Blech. Saints romped the Pats and it was tough to hang my head up high after witnessing such a beating. Still a great place though. |
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Replying to: kyfdx (Nov 30, 2009 4:28 pm)
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Replying to: lvranger (Dec 03, 2009 1:57 pm) EDIT: You are correct! Supercharged V6... Weird!
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Replying to: kyfdx (Dec 03, 2009 3:29 pm) |
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