GTP Cool Wall: 1990-1993 Vector W8
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- Bromley
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It isn't one, I'm afraid.
Also this one isn't in yellow. In yellow it's awesome, it looks like a delicious wedge of cheese! And that's sub-zero.
This is in white. So it looks like feta instead.
Mmm. It's straddling the line...so I'm afraid I'm rounding it down to cool.
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- Peruibe, SP
Sub-Zero.
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- Roflwaffle16
SZ. No reason needed. 
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- HamiltonMP427
It's cool, but it's a joke as far a quality goes...the later Vector is better in that area and others but
This was cool in other ways not sure how to vote though
This was cool in other ways not sure how to vote though
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- GTP_RogerTheHors
There are very few cars in existence that are less cool than this one. The Vector M12 is one of them.
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Wiegert
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I often wonder how a car so achingly 80s didn't go into production until 1990. And how the W8 came with a 3-speed auto.
But whatever. Just look at where they put the screen!
As well as the painfully sharp and gorgeous rear.
As much as I love it, I will never vote higher than a low Cool. An LP400S or 25th Anni Countach was '80s supercar crazy' without going too overboard and would scrape Sub-Zero without much trouble. While the W8 skirts what I consider to be too gaudy, and it's arguably the most conspicuous supercar of the 90s. But the interior is Citroen-level awesomeness and the quirks just about balance out the flashy monocoque.
But whatever. Just look at where they put the screen!
As well as the painfully sharp and gorgeous rear.
As much as I love it, I will never vote higher than a low Cool. An LP400S or 25th Anni Countach was '80s supercar crazy' without going too overboard and would scrape Sub-Zero without much trouble. While the W8 skirts what I consider to be too gaudy, and it's arguably the most conspicuous supercar of the 90s. But the interior is Citroen-level awesomeness and the quirks just about balance out the flashy monocoque.
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- GTPlanet
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The ingredients were there to make a great American supercar, then they go and let it down with that interior and a slushy 3 speed auto. The car's appearance in Gran Turismo 2 doesn't make up for the fact it's still uncool.
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- Great White North
Cool. One of the cooler 90s super cars.
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- slashfan7964
You guys realize the 3 speed auto used in this is widely recognized as one of the best auto transmissions ever built right? Nothing else in the world at the time could withstand the power this cars engine was putting out except the Ford C6 but that wasn't used because of compatibility issues.
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There is no supercar I desire more than this.
*drool*
*drool*
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- Murcie LP710
If ever there was an entry of "the 1980s" in a dictionary, this is the picture that would be associated with it, even though it's actually from the 90s.
Incredibly striking to look at, but striking is not necessarily Cool. This is one of the cases where it isn't.
Uncool.
Incredibly striking to look at, but striking is not necessarily Cool. This is one of the cases where it isn't.
Uncool.
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- race_emhard
THE nuttiest car to ever come out from the US.
Sub-Zero.
Sub-Zero.
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- slashfan7964
That's kinda the point...
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- GTP_Cosworth
I do as well, I just prefer it when people go "Wow" when you pass by, rather then "WTF what is that LOL". That's why I compared this car to a Zonda in my original post, its so over the top that its comical. I understand that some people love that but personally I'd have an Aston Martin any day of the week instead.👍
