Rick, I still can't get over how much into bowling you are! Learn something new everyday :biggrin:I think beauty is in the eye of the beholder but cars like the NSX or GTR, you either love it or hate it.
I love them both - it's like asking me to pick basketball or bowling![]()
On the subject of Ferraris, I saw 2 this week.
One 360 parked by the highway and one 430 parked on the bridge - both with hazard lights blinking ...
It's imposing allright... It's always imposing on everyone's sense of good taste.
Hahahaha... I kid I kid...
Let me tell you something John, as much as I bitch about its looks, I'd take your keys and be gone in a heartbeat. You don't need to be pretty when you have a set of Cojones like a silverback gorilla.
Yeah it's not pretty but it will beat your ass and take your lunch money. Send you crying home to your mommy.
Amazing is the fact when this thread started I didn't like the r35, but now I own one! Thanks for convincing me![]()
Best post ever coming from the one who don't like GTR :biggrin:
No man I wasn't trying to make fun or be mean, I like a lot of MB's and now his post added to my knowledge base, but it's was just a a funny post because I just can't understand how it related to the conversation. Hlakhani I hope you know I was just kidding with my comments.
I agree. The R35 is built in a scale more suited to North American tastes. I've always thought the NSX was perfectly low and and wide until you see it parked next to a Corvette or Viper which makes it suddenly look small like an MR2.Been in Japan for the last 2 weeks visiting relatives and friends in different regions of the country, so far I've seen several R35's (CBA's as well as DBA's mostly in white) as well as a few R34's (white and gunmetal) and a single NSX (pre 2002) light metallic blue.
The R35 is a bit too impractical for the local market way too wide for most of the mountain roads, the R34 is better suited, the NSX is kind of a K-car in comparison to the other two.
I'm currently in the Kansai region where the car culture should be the most active and yet I have not seen many interesting cars (I'm excluding those VIP look vehicles and wanna be gangsta cars) The most interesting car that I've seen so far is a late 1980's early 1990's LHD Lancia Integrale (WRC lookalike).
I have now looked at mine in my garage for over 4 years and still think it is one of the estethically ugliest cars I have ever owned..... but from the driver's seat, it has been one of the best, probably the most satisfying driver car I have been fortunate to own.