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McLaren F1 vs. Ferrari Enzo
Congratulations! You have found two of the world's greatest supercars. The McLaren F1 has long been the most powerful car in the world. And with a price tag of $780,000 (at the time, I guess), it is no bargain. In fact, if you were to race this car, you'd better have the winning prowess of Derek Bell, Michael Scumacher, or Jacky Ickx before driving it. The newcomer is the Ferrari Enzo. I'll admit that the styling on the sides are cool, but the front and back are so-so ("asi-asi in Spanish) in my view. The car is all-Ferrari. You get Italian muscle for $100,000+ less than the F1.
So which car is better? The McLaren F1 or the Ferrari Enzo? I'll begin, you continue. The McLaren F1 is still the best supercar in my view. The only thing the F1 gives up to the Enzo is maybe 30 less HP. But remember, these are supercars we are talking about, not your momma's van (unless it is a Renault Espace F1). The Enzo has more horsepower, maybe a lower top speed, and is less expensive. The F1, however, has been around longer. Does that mean it's showing its age to the Enzo? Pardon my choice of words, but hell no. I think the McLaren has proven itself in endurance racing, and Ferrari's success is with F1 within the past 10 years. Ferrari has never been a factory-based sportscar team, even though their 333SP is still one of the greatest LMPs ever built in the modern age. If Ferrari wanted to challenge Le Mans with specially-prepared Enzos, we'd have to see how they do with some of the world's best drivers. Until then, I think this:
Styling: McLaren over Ferrari
Horsepower: Ferrari over McLaren
Performance: Draw
Price: Ferrari over McLaren
Experience: McLaren over Ferrari
By the way, this may be a rumor, but, did you know that the McLaren F1 COULD be in GT4? Don't believe me? Go to this link for this picture:
http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2003/reviews/561066_20031217_screen039.jpg
Actually, I was hoping that they'd have the Gulf McLaren of 1996, or the Yellow Corn McLaren in the JGTC. Either way, this British monster with German power could be in GT4. Cross your fingers GT fans... Ferrari Enzo vs. McLaren F1. Which is better?
Congratulations! You have found two of the world's greatest supercars. The McLaren F1 has long been the most powerful car in the world. And with a price tag of $780,000 (at the time, I guess), it is no bargain. In fact, if you were to race this car, you'd better have the winning prowess of Derek Bell, Michael Scumacher, or Jacky Ickx before driving it. The newcomer is the Ferrari Enzo. I'll admit that the styling on the sides are cool, but the front and back are so-so ("asi-asi in Spanish) in my view. The car is all-Ferrari. You get Italian muscle for $100,000+ less than the F1.
So which car is better? The McLaren F1 or the Ferrari Enzo? I'll begin, you continue. The McLaren F1 is still the best supercar in my view. The only thing the F1 gives up to the Enzo is maybe 30 less HP. But remember, these are supercars we are talking about, not your momma's van (unless it is a Renault Espace F1). The Enzo has more horsepower, maybe a lower top speed, and is less expensive. The F1, however, has been around longer. Does that mean it's showing its age to the Enzo? Pardon my choice of words, but hell no. I think the McLaren has proven itself in endurance racing, and Ferrari's success is with F1 within the past 10 years. Ferrari has never been a factory-based sportscar team, even though their 333SP is still one of the greatest LMPs ever built in the modern age. If Ferrari wanted to challenge Le Mans with specially-prepared Enzos, we'd have to see how they do with some of the world's best drivers. Until then, I think this:
Styling: McLaren over Ferrari
Horsepower: Ferrari over McLaren
Performance: Draw
Price: Ferrari over McLaren
Experience: McLaren over Ferrari
By the way, this may be a rumor, but, did you know that the McLaren F1 COULD be in GT4? Don't believe me? Go to this link for this picture:
http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2003/reviews/561066_20031217_screen039.jpg
Actually, I was hoping that they'd have the Gulf McLaren of 1996, or the Yellow Corn McLaren in the JGTC. Either way, this British monster with German power could be in GT4. Cross your fingers GT fans... Ferrari Enzo vs. McLaren F1. Which is better?