Would you rather?

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LFA, so I can sell it and buy something else, or 3 NSXs.

3 NSXs? - you could buy 14 for the list price of an LFA.
 
LFA, easily. Probably one of my favorite cars at the moment...

Heres one...

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A Mercedes McLaren SLR

-or-

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An Aston Martin DB9 (2007)
 
DB9, all the way.
 
Much nicer looking, not burdened with the stigma of being the product of an ill-fated relationship...

Apart from the one between Aston Martin and Ford.
 
Apart from the one between Aston Martin and Ford.

Ill-fated? Oh you mean the one where Ford brought their manufacturing standards up to scratch, introduced the Vanquish, V8 Vantage and DB9? That ill-fated one?
 
Ill-fated? Oh you mean the one where Ford brought their manufacturing standards up to scratch, introduced the Vanquish, V8 Vantage and DB9? That ill-fated one?

As opposed to the one where McLaren brought their F1 design experience and technology to a car designed by F1's most innovative designer?
 
As opposed to the one where McLaren brought their F1 design experience and technology to a car designed by F1's most innovative designer (after Colin Chapman) and then the Germans built it out of lead and stuffed it full of bratwurst and gave it digital brakes (which catch fire) and plastic trim resulting in one of the only hypercars of it's generation to tank in resale values? A car which had as much to do with F1 as I do with track sprinting?

I fixed it for you.
 
I'll take the NSX over the LFA. Not a huge fan of the LFA

I would rather have the SLR.
 
Mercedes McLaren SLR vs Aston Martin DB9 - SLR cause it looks better and it's faster.
 
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Aston Martin DB9 vs. SLR McLaren: I'll take the SLR.
 
SLR McLaren because butterfly doors, sounds like porn and it is pretty damn quick for a heavy GT car.
 
Much nicer looking, not burdened with the stigma of being the product of an ill-fated relationship...

Except the part where they've won like a Zillion F1 races together.
 
Except the part where they've won like a Zillion F1 races together.

Yes that is totally relevant to a porky, plastic GT car.

I think Cracker said it best anyway:

As opposed to the one where McLaren brought their F1 design experience and technology to a car designed by F1's most innovative designer (after Colin Chapman) and then the Germans built it out of lead and stuffed it full of bratwurst and gave it digital brakes (which catch fire) and plastic trim resulting in one of the only hypercars of it's generation to tank in resale values? A car which had as much to do with F1 as I do with track sprinting?

Well, that's what I read at least.
 
SLR, easily. Can they really be compared though?
 
Yes. No one with taste will pick the slr
 
Battle of the Ferrari Supercars

Enzo vs F50 vs F40 vs 280 GTO


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288 gto and F40
 
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F50. It's everything I dream of when I think Ferrari, and it's undiluted by ESP/TC style driver aids. The engine is the last with a link to Formula 1, it's a proper, razor sharp NA V12, with over 500 horsepower at 8500rpm, in a lightweight, super-responsive, open-topped chassis. Oh and it's got a proper manual gear lever, running through the iconic (and historic) milled metal gate.

Oh and on the subject:

http://jalopnik.com/5500297/what-the-hell-is-wrong-with-the-ferrari-f50
 
I liked the F50 because HotWheels. :dopey: But I'll take the 280 GTO, I really love the styling on it and because GTO. :)
 
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