Relax
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The Viper is the only car I've seen bikers get off their bikes to go see at a gas station.
Daily sports car?
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The Viper is the only car I've seen bikers get off their bikes to go see at a gas station.
Relax
Well-known member
"...there’s no denying that the twin-turbocharged V8 employed by the M5 has the grunt to haul trailers, boats, and ass, apparently."
BMW M5 Towing Massive Boat Races VW Golf GTI At The Lights | Carscoops
You shouldn't try this at home, but nonetheless it's an impressive demonstrationwww.carscoops.com
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Beautiful! Maybe one day I’ll have one in my garage.My buddy’s Viper. Check out the license plate….lol!
I saw one with “149 MAX”My buddy’s Viper. Check out the license plate….lol!
Here's one you can afford:If I had the cash. I'd be all over this. Yes, it's a GM I would actually buy. *gasp*
My dream muscle car growing up. 0 to 60 in around 4 and a half seconds. Not bad for 1987.
Would make a great daily sports car.
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I like to own cars I can drive. Adding miles to that one would be punishingly expensive. What good is a fast cool car if you can only look at it (or pay $10-100 a mile to drive it).Here's one you can afford:
1,700-Mile 1987 Buick GNX
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He has that kinda cash on him.
Haha. If he bought tesla stock as often as he talks about them, he should have enough cash for a GNX that could win at pebble beach.
I don't do stocks, I do real estate. It's going well.
unwittingly, the salesman actually did you a favour.
You’re probably right, but man to have a stealth tt with low k in mint condition would be nice
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But would it have low km on it or would you have driven the hell out of it?
That is a reward in itself....unless you are the second+ buyer.
I would have driven the hell out of it. I prefer to enjoy my toys
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Acura was stolen two years in. Blew a rod in it, just under warranty. So, yeah, I would have driven the hell out of the stealth.
Replacement Acura was way more cash, as in $8,000 more at the time, so we ended up with a Subaru Legacy turbo that lasted for ten years after, right until the point where the oldest was getting too big to sit between the car seats.
Found out that you can get an awd stuck, when you lift all four tires off the ground.
Then chevy minivan.
Then honda minivan 
Replacement Acura was way more cash, as in $8,000 more at the time, so we ended up with a Subaru Legacy turbo that lasted for ten years after, right until the point where the oldest was getting too big to sit between the car seats.
Found out that you can get an awd stuck, when you lift all four tires off the ground.
Then chevy minivan.
Then honda minivan 
I love our Honda Minivan, but I'd really love a Stealth R/T or Mits 3000GT VR4!Acura was stolen two years in. Blew a rod in it, just under warranty. So, yeah, I would have driven the hell out of the stealth.
Replacement Acura was way more cash, as in $8,000 more at the time, so we ended up with a Subaru Legacy turbo that lasted for ten years after, right until the point where the oldest was getting too big to sit between the car seats.
Found out that you can get an awd stuck, when you lift all four tires off the ground.
Then chevy minivan.
Did you take the V-badges off or are tuner kids just dumb? I saw a mean sounding V on the may home from VRRA. Sounded like it had straight pipes. Not my favorite sounding car, but the best sounding cadillac by far.
I'm still waffling on whether to turn the screws on the daily driver. ~$4K doubles the power and makes it quite fun and still reliable. It is money lit on fire though. You never get any of it back. Also requires a switch to premium. But on the other hand. weeeee.
