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Still it's cheaper than a F1 Ferarri 
And they are alot more limited
And they are alot more limited
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They can get very close to that with normal-use mass-production cars. They may be a tad slower but they do come with a CD players and speakers. Oh, and noise-isolation and airconditioning etc. Mind you, these cars are actually for sale. They're not study-models or anything.Originally posted by VJ View PostLOL...
I meant the technology needed to achieve the top speed, acceleration, breaking capacity and grip these cars have in one package (if/when it works).
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Those Ferraris certainly are not everyday cars(unless you obscenly rich) as i recall a 5000km service requires takes 1 week for a single mechanic to do...don't even ask about a major service
Most Porsches I think have quite normal kind of servicing schedules and are quite reliable to boot...considering.Comment
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Ferrari vs. Porche is like putting a Lancia Delta Integrale vs. Folkswagen Golf.
Back to the topic, if that crash will make more people buy Ferarri, everybody wins."For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism."Comment
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