Ferrari or Lamborghini?
01-04-2011, 06:19 PM
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Ferrari or Lamborghini?
Hey guys! im new to the forum and i want to try making my own thread. It's the age old question, so what are your opinions!?
01-04-2011, 06:51 PM
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RE: Ferrari or Lamborghini?
Ferrari for its Prestige and racing history.
Add to the fact that they tend to be less heavier as well.
Lamborghini is for the rich guy to say "yo I have Lambo cause I'm a Baller"
But then again I'm not really into Exotics.
Give me a Subie or anEvo and I'll be good.
Add to the fact that they tend to be less heavier as well.
Lamborghini is for the rich guy to say "yo I have Lambo cause I'm a Baller"
But then again I'm not really into Exotics.
Give me a Subie or anEvo and I'll be good.
01-04-2011, 09:05 PM
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RE: Ferrari or Lamborghini?
Agreed 100%! I loved the Countach as a kid.
But it's a 50/50 for Me. Both are superior machines.
But it's a 50/50 for Me. Both are superior machines.
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Ferrari.
however the old countach where awesome
would much rater get a viper/gillet vertigo if i had the opportunity
Ferrari.
however the old countach where awesome
would much rater get a viper/gillet vertigo if i had the opportunity
01-04-2011, 11:14 PM
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Lamborghini. Ferrarri seems to think that a good supercar is one that's loaded with computers, a car that almost drives itself. To them the ideal car is a rolling computer. I do not believe this to be the case. I believe a supercar is something that goes by the motto "You make mistake, I kill!". Oh, and it has a proper manual, none of that flappy paddle nonsense. Lamborghini does this quite well.
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Lamborghini. Ferrarri seems to think that a good supercar is one that's loaded with computers, a car that almost drives itself. To them the ideal car is a rolling computer. I do not believe this to be the case. I believe a supercar is something that goes by the motto ''You make mistake, I kill!''. Oh, and it has a proper manual, none of that flappy paddle nonsense. Lamborghini does this quite well.
Lamborghini. Ferrarri seems to think that a good supercar is one that's loaded with computers, a car that almost drives itself. To them the ideal car is a rolling computer. I do not believe this to be the case. I believe a supercar is something that goes by the motto ''You make mistake, I kill!''. Oh, and it has a proper manual, none of that flappy paddle nonsense. Lamborghini does this quite well.
01-05-2011, 07:47 AM
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RE: Ferrari or Lamborghini?
Having driven a Countach, Boxter and other models, I would go with Ferrari.
I didn't enjoy the seating position of the Lambo (don't know if that has changed in recent models though...[&:]). I was almost laying down completely. The clutch was a true beeyatch and forget about backing the thing up..[:'(]. You litterally have to open the door and sit halfway on the seat and doorway to see behind you...
The Ferrari was just a bit easier to drive, but yah...the clutch was also very challenging until you got it down.
I didn't enjoy the seating position of the Lambo (don't know if that has changed in recent models though...[&:]). I was almost laying down completely. The clutch was a true beeyatch and forget about backing the thing up..[:'(]. You litterally have to open the door and sit halfway on the seat and doorway to see behind you...
The Ferrari was just a bit easier to drive, but yah...the clutch was also very challenging until you got it down.
01-05-2011, 09:06 AM
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i do miss having a mid engine car, its just a weird feeling knowing that everything is behind your head.
the corvette is weird because the nose is a mile long yet you sit on the rear tires.
the corvette is weird because the nose is a mile long yet you sit on the rear tires.
01-05-2011, 01:31 PM
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I would to have loved driving the Countach no matter what! lol, But I get what Your saying, Also remember the one I am reffering to is the 80's model and back then it was all sharp corner designs and a power plant for a motor, Nothing more or nothing less. And forget about looking out the rear window when Your reversing.
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Having driven a Countach, Boxter and other models, I would go with Ferrari.
I didn't enjoy the seating position of the Lambo (don't know if that has changed in recent models though...[&:]). I was almost laying down completely. The clutch was a true beeyatch and forget about backing the thing up..[:'(]. You litterally have to open the door and sit halfway on the seat and doorway to see behind you...
The Ferrari was just a bit easier to drive, but yah...the clutch was also very challenging until you got it down.
Having driven a Countach, Boxter and other models, I would go with Ferrari.
I didn't enjoy the seating position of the Lambo (don't know if that has changed in recent models though...[&:]). I was almost laying down completely. The clutch was a true beeyatch and forget about backing the thing up..[:'(]. You litterally have to open the door and sit halfway on the seat and doorway to see behind you...
The Ferrari was just a bit easier to drive, but yah...the clutch was also very challenging until you got it down.
01-05-2011, 01:46 PM
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I personally like Ferrari, a lower end one is at least in my future price range. My uncle owned an 02 575, got to drive it twice. It was a blast... it rode like crap, was uncomfortable, and was in the shop half the time he owned it, but I didn't see a single person who didn't stare at that thing, then stare at the 21 year old driving it. I have pictures somewhere around here....
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Lamborghini. Ferrarri seems to think that a good supercar is one that's loaded with computers, a car that almost drives itself. To them the ideal car is a rolling computer. I do not believe this to be the case. I believe a supercar is something that goes by the motto "You make mistake, I kill!". Oh, and it has a proper manual, none of that flappy paddle nonsense. Lamborghini does this quite well.
Lamborghini. Ferrarri seems to think that a good supercar is one that's loaded with computers, a car that almost drives itself. To them the ideal car is a rolling computer. I do not believe this to be the case. I believe a supercar is something that goes by the motto "You make mistake, I kill!". Oh, and it has a proper manual, none of that flappy paddle nonsense. Lamborghini does this quite well.
As for lambos, the only ones i like are the gallardos. the other ones just seem like theyre way too tacky.
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RE: Ferrari or Lamborghini?
id rather have a lambo for its futuristic appeal , but at the end of the day id buy a ferrari a red ferrari for its sex appeal and eye grabbing attention . WHY THE QUESTION LOL did you win the lottery ? if so please buy me a ferrari
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Lamborghini. Ferrarri seems to think that a good supercar is one that's loaded with computers, a car that almost drives itself. To them the ideal car is a rolling computer. I do not believe this to be the case. I believe a supercar is something that goes by the motto ''You make mistake, I kill!''. Oh, and it has a proper manual, none of that flappy paddle nonsense. Lamborghini does this quite well.
Lamborghini. Ferrarri seems to think that a good supercar is one that's loaded with computers, a car that almost drives itself. To them the ideal car is a rolling computer. I do not believe this to be the case. I believe a supercar is something that goes by the motto ''You make mistake, I kill!''. Oh, and it has a proper manual, none of that flappy paddle nonsense. Lamborghini does this quite well.
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RE: Ferrari or Lamborghini?
i knew somebody would make a tractor joke and ferrari they just look alot nicer and if im spending so much money on a car i better love how it looks
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i knew somebody would make a tractor joke and ferrari they just look alot nicer and if im spending so much money on a car i better love how it looks
i knew somebody would make a tractor joke and ferrari they just look alot nicer and if im spending so much money on a car i better love how it looks
