dublifecrisis said:
those are great pics. but it's still a dodge. granted the baddest Dodge ever but still
Yep, but then again, they keep improving, just as Chevy did with the Vette. Almost pulled the trigger on a new Z06, but once in the cabin, the interior was so cheap, terrible noise and heat. However, for the $$ you can't beat a Z06 if your into serious muscle cars. Just like a Viper, these are special cars and have a unique space in some of our hearts and minds.
Once you start passing into serious money, most look abroad to cars that have a long history in both racing and touring.
It's still funny how Porsche's 911 still can beat some of the worlds best cars on tracks when you have an engine way past the rear axle. Just defies laws of physics. Too bad they do not ramp up the Cayman. Mid engine and handles very very well.
FBL in Danbury did though, putting the same 3.8 X-51 engine from a 911S, use Cross coilovers, PCCB (ceramic brakes), cage, seats, and other go fast goodies. What a fine car to drive!
On the Porsche GT2 side, Cargraphics and Techart both have some serious cars that will smoke anything on a track.
Same for Nissan with the GT-R, not the best looking, but one hell of a car for not so much money. There are a few that have modded the GT-R to some serious levels!
Ah well, the time at the ring will be broken soon once again.
Regards,
Deanski
