Italian sport car, Japanese sport bike, American truck. What's your holy trinity of automobiles?
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Ferrari LaFerrari
949hp 6.3l v12 789 bhp gas engine + 161 bhp eletric motor
715 ft/lb torque
Top speed 218 mph
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_E3bSFi8lI
Kawasaki H2R
998cc, 4 cylinder, 16 valve DOHC, supercharged engine
310hp
115 ft/lb torque @ 12,000 rpm
476 lbs wet
top speed 200mph+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WrtWGyhUvw&t=7s
2:45
Jeep Commander
5.7l, 357 hp hemi v8
389 ft/lbs torque
Towing capacity 7200 lbs
Quadra trac II fulltime 4x4 (one of, if not the best 4x4 systems on earth)
Seats 7
Im more of an suv than a pick up guy. I've owned a Jeep since 2004 and I haven't had any problems yet. The towing capacity, creature comfort, quadra tech II 4x4 system and a hemi under the hood makes it nearly impossible for me to pass on the Commander. Jeep is supposed to be unveiling the 2018 Commander soon but the specs haven't been released yet. The H2R and the LaFerreri speak for themselves.
949hp 6.3l v12 789 bhp gas engine + 161 bhp eletric motor
715 ft/lb torque
Top speed 218 mph
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_E3bSFi8lI
Kawasaki H2R
998cc, 4 cylinder, 16 valve DOHC, supercharged engine
310hp
115 ft/lb torque @ 12,000 rpm
476 lbs wet
top speed 200mph+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WrtWGyhUvw&t=7s
2:45
Jeep Commander
5.7l, 357 hp hemi v8
389 ft/lbs torque
Towing capacity 7200 lbs
Quadra trac II fulltime 4x4 (one of, if not the best 4x4 systems on earth)
Seats 7
Im more of an suv than a pick up guy. I've owned a Jeep since 2004 and I haven't had any problems yet. The towing capacity, creature comfort, quadra tech II 4x4 system and a hemi under the hood makes it nearly impossible for me to pass on the Commander. Jeep is supposed to be unveiling the 2018 Commander soon but the specs haven't been released yet. The H2R and the LaFerreri speak for themselves.
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Good thread I'll be back with my fleet a little later..
Edit:
Bugatti Chiron
Rolls Royce Wraith
Ferrari F12 Berlinetta
BMW X5M
M6 Gran Coupe
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Of Cars we own or want?
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Of Cars we own or want?
I was just thinking about vehicles in these 3 categories b/c imo these arr the only categories that matter. I need a sports car, a bike and every man needs a truck. Im an suv guy so the suv doubles as a family car as well. These 3 categories cover all of my vehicle needs.
Imo Italians make the best sports cars, Japanese make the best sport bikes and Americans make the best trucks. So being that these are the only types of vehicles I will ever need for the entirety of my life what are the best 3 vehicles in each category. That was the premise behind the thread. -
I just posted my dream fleet.. I don't ride motorcycles and probably wouldnt ever buy an American truck. Especially if money isn't a consideration..
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Presidential Mercedes Sprinter
Mercedes S65 AMG
Porsche 918 Spyder
WTF is a daily driver.... -
My dream team:
2006 Mercedes Benz S65 AMG in black.
2006 Mercedes Benz CL65 AMG in black.
2007 Mercedes Benz SL65 AMG in black.
And the final car... I'm probably gonna go with a 1990-1993 Detomaso Pantera SI, in black.
Why the Pantera??? It's far slower than any of the Mercs and I could probably find a Ferrari Testarossa or some other older Italian sports car that would blow the doors off of it. But look at that thing... Only 41 second generation Detomaso Panteras exist making it one of the rarer exotic cars on the planet. By contrast, the original Pantera that was sold here in the US through Lincoln Mercury dealerships starting in 72 has nearly 7200 examples built. It's ridiculously low to the ground, turns heads like a Lamborghini Countach, and with the 2nd Gen Pantera they switched from a Ford 351 Cleveland engine to a tuned Ford 302 making it serviceable by any decent Ford mechanic should something go wrong.
As for the Benz lineup, Those three represent the last of my favorite Mercs from a design standpoint and the fact that they're all powered by an insane-ass twin turbocharged V12 definitely helps. -
Grand touring coupe
Midsize sport sedan
Grizzly truck
Oh yeah. And this thang tucked away in the side garage. Snotty nose cam
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'04 Cadillac Escalade
'87 Buick Regal
'88 Porsche 930 slant nose cabriolet
2011 Mercedes CLS 550