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Jan 21, 2006 2:12:59 PM
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Carrageous
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Gnil
Re: Ford Shelby GT500
Haven't driven the GT 500 but I did drive a Roush. We were shooting a race themed video in Las Vegas, a Viper vs. a Roush (OK, not a reality show!). The Roush felt just great and the sound was fantastic. I've been thinking about it ever since, a great top-down hot rod to head out in the hills when I have to get away from my office.
Didn't get to really wind it out, though, and I suspect in the end I'd rather have a Boxster S when you were tired of just cruising and wanted to really get on it.
D.
Didn't get to really wind it out, though, and I suspect in the end I'd rather have a Boxster S when you were tired of just cruising and wanted to really get on it.
D.
Jan 21, 2006 5:29:14 PM
- Hanny
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Re: Ford Shelby GT500
Chevy debuted the concept Camaro at the LA Auto Show that just passed. A HUGE improvement on a classic 70's design. I like it much more than the retro Mustangs/Shelby's. Don't know about performance figures yet or when it will actually hit showrooms(possibly '09MY?) Here's a pic-
Re: Ford Shelby GT500
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Gnil said:
Yessss, I do like these two cars.... But I wonder how the handling would be on our european roads?????????
With the shape of that nose you have to wonder what the handling would be like on ANY road at speed. Looks like a lot of aerodynamic lift has been programmed in. But the original design does date from a time before road cars were tested in wind tunnels.
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