Your favorite car ever from each of these countries:

[agh2]

o, alright then

[zackiedawg]

Originally Posted by gnasha

Ettore Bugatti who is Italian established his factory in Molsheim (a town in France near Germany) in 1909, since then Bugatti has been regarded as a French car manufacturer.

Though, as most already know, Bugatti is owned by Volkswagen Auto Group. The new Veyron is powered by a W16 powerplant (A bigger relative of MY car's engine!) with 4 turbochargers (something I distinctly do not have on my engine. )

Hopefully, it will retain some of the spirit of the originals...unlike the maligned and not very loved EB series from a decade or so ago.

[zackiedawg]

Speaking of those much loved Ferraris...look what pulled into my neighborhood a few days after I posted this thread:



A neighbor down the street, a big-time Tifosi, added it to his collection, which also includes this:



There's 2 of the cars that have made people's favorite lists...in one garage (joining 2 360s, a 360 Challenge race car, a Lamborghini, a Cayenne, and a few other day-to-day cars). Must be nice!

[gnasha]

Are u sure your adress is not... heaven? Did u know that the propbability to see one on the road is next to none. You should go right now to the nearest shop and play lottery.

[zackiedawg]

Well, this may sound ridiculous...

but there are a total of 3 Enzos in Boca Raton now. This was the first delivered out of Shelton Ferrari in Fort Lauderdale...two others were purchased at The Collection in Miami.

With at least two known in Miami...that makes 5 Enzos on the road in southern Florida.

At the last Cavallino Classic in Palm Beach, there were 8 F40s on display, of which 3 were local owners (including this neighbor).

This is a VERY rich town...Murcielagos and Aston Martins are not that rare around here, believe it or not. Here is a two hour drive down the beach along South East Florida:

Palm Beach Breakers Hotel, special valet section:


News Cafe, South Beach:


Palm Beach, side of the road:


Palm Beach, parked along Worth Avenue:


Stilll Worth Avenue:


Poor-man's Ferrari again, driving through town:


*Yawn*, another Aston Martin:


Another Roller waiting to park at the beach:


Pretty sick, huh!? Imagine trying to keep up with the neighbors in this area! Basically, hopeless. So I just keep the camera handy and enjoy the scenery! And now, so can everyone else!

[Pennzoil GT-R]

you know id love to go down there in an R34 GT-R to see if anyone knew that what i had was rarer and potentially faster than anything else there.

[R81Civic]

England - McLaren F1
France - HUH?!
USA - Saleen S7
Germany - Porsche GT2
Italy- Ferrari Enzo or Lamborghini Murcielago
Japan- R34 Skyline or NSX Type R

[R81Civic]

Originally Posted by Pennzoil GT-R

you know id love to go down there in an R34 GT-R to see if anyone knew that what i had was rarer and potentially faster than anything else there.

Yeah even

[zackiedawg]

Originally Posted by Pennzoil GT-R

you know id love to go down there in an R34 GT-R to see if anyone knew that what i had was rarer and potentially faster than anything else there.

True...except maybe the Enzo (both in rarity and in performance). Though there are three of them here...they are still pretty darn rare in the world.

Still, if you came down here in an R34 GT-R, you'd get my attention!

[Jimster]

Originally Posted by Pennzoil GT-R

you know id love to go down there in an R34 GT-R to see if anyone knew that what i had was rarer and potentially faster than anything else there.

You're giving the R34 more credit than is due- stock for stock it is slower than a 360 Modena, 911 Turbo, Murcie etc.................

[Pennzoil GT-R]

Originally Posted by Jimster

You're giving the R34 more credit than is due- stock for stock it is slower than a 360 Modena, 911 Turbo, Murcie etc.................

note the word potentially

[Mr Payne]

England - McLaren F1
France - Bugatti Veyron 16.4 (for lack of a better choice?)
Germany - Porsche GT3
Italy - Ferrari F40
Japan - Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R
United States - Dodge Competition Coupe (I know it's not street legal.)

[TheScientist]

England- Jaguar XJS, XJR(old and new), Aston Martin DB7 GT, Vanquish, Rolls-Royce Phantom, Bentley Turbo R, Arnage T
France- None
Germany- Porsche 911 Carrera 4, BMW 7, 8, 5 series, Mercedes-Benz S, SL, CL, CLK, E-classes, Audi S8
Italy- Ferrari 512TR
Japan- My Acura, 3.2 CL Type-S, Honda Accord sedan, Toyota Chaser and Camry and Solar, both SE; Infiniti I35 and M45
USA- Cadillac CTS-V, Deville, Ford Taurus, Ford Excursion, 2000 Expedition, 1958 Chevy Impala, Lincoln LS

[blazed on haze :\]

NEW:
england - jaguar XKR

france - buggatti veyron

usa - dode viper

germany - bmw 760i

italy- ferrari 575M maranello

japan- mazda rx-7 series VI



OLD:
england - jaguar XJS

france - buggattis EB110 GT

usa - mustang boss 429

germany - mercedes roadster

italy- lamborghini diablo

japan- mazda rx-7 series VI

[Vettribution]

USA- ZO6 Corvette. Mmm Mmm good, Still the best car Ive ever driven.
Germany-BmW M-Roadser...ex had one.. it was wonderful.
England-Volante
Italy-Ferrari 308 and Testarossa... I can still remember them as my favorite Hot Wheels
Japan-Evo/Skyline/Supra.. all three great cars.
France-ANY Peugoet....because they cost about 40% of base price for American Soldiers