Exactly!!! It is uncalled for and just illustrates the douchey arrogance of the marque.LEMHEAD16 wrote:How did a supra jump from 40K to 400K?
Exactly!!! It is uncalled for and just illustrates the douchey arrogance of the marque.LEMHEAD16 wrote:How did a supra jump from 40K to 400K?
Pete Brock fixed the problems by remembering some stuff GM had from the occupation of Nazi Germany.Bubba1 wrote:That is sexy, but Ford actually fixed the aerodynamic problem of the Cobra roadster back in the 60's with the Cobra Daytona Coupe. I guess people seem more fixated on the Roadster but the Daytona coupe was a much better car for the big road courses.Razi wrote:Factory Five GTM

s13drifter88 wrote:any word on the infiniti essence???
Not every car is meant to be profitable. VW loses money every time Bugatti sells a Veyron. It's more of a "look what we can build" car.LEMHEAD16 wrote:How did a supra jump from 40K to 400K? WTF was Toyota thinking? Lets make a car that's accessible only to .03% of the worlds population. Great thinking in an automotive recession. They would have been smarter to build this as a showcase piece and then build a real world model in the 8-=100K price range. Still out of reach for most car enthusiasts but much more marketable and profitable. I bet Nissan will see a profit on the GTR long before Lexus does on the LFA (If it ever does).
More money than brains.hachiroku781 wrote:each one will be sold to whomever has the money to spend on the car.
seriously been thinking the same thing. I see the ads and billboards all the time. Even in GQ and rolling stones.Chaotic_Warlord wrote:What I don't understand is that Lexus is marketing the piss out of the LFA with Billboard ads and commercials, and yet they are only making like 500 LFA's, all of which are sold. So what's the point, meanwhile i've yet to see a single GTR ad or commercial and they aren't limited to 500. If lexus is using the LFA as a marketing tool for their technology and build quality then why isn't Nissan doing the same thing with the GTR?
Warlord, it's clear Lexus designated the LFA as their "halo car".Chaotic_Warlord wrote:What I don't understand is that Lexus is marketing the piss out of the LFA with Billboard ads and commercials, and yet they are only making like 500 LFA's, all of which are sold. So what's the point, meanwhile i've yet to see a single GTR ad or commercial and they aren't limited to 500. If lexus is using the LFA as a marketing tool for their technology and build quality then why isn't Nissan doing the same thing with the GTR?
I'm pretty sure we have a couple of older members who were born before 1953, granted the number is probably very small, but I'm sure we have at least a handful.LEMHEAD16 wrote:I don't think there is anyone on this forum older than the Corvette. If so please raise your hand?