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Deloreans are not for common men.
That's awesome, watch it be priced out of the reach of the common man.
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
Deloreans are not for common men.
They should have put a faster engine in the first one if that was the case.
Or worked harder to make it not look like an 80s pos mustang.
I love the car, but lets be honest, it isn't exactly a corvette.
It wasn't trying to be a Corvette. And remember, even Corvettes in the 80's were pretty damn slow; the smog era really killed automobile performance. The Delorean was a purely stylistic exercise fueled by cocaine became more iconic than almost every other car from the era.
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Not on it's own merits though. Only because of a movie that came out after the car had been abandoned.
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I dunno know why I just saw this, but I'm jealous. That thing looks boss. They almost brought the Holden Ute to the US before killing Pontiac.
I don't know how well it would've done, though. I think a smaller vehicle like it might work in the US--just taking small FWD econo cars and chopping the rears into beds. A Honda Fit + a truck bed? Awesome!
Last edited by MarkRyan; 22 Oct 2011 at 02:18 PM.
Holy shit. I've never seen one of those before.
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Traded in the Miata, bought a Mazda2 for the wife. I now have no car. I'm okay with this.
Thinking heavily about a 2001 Suzuki Bandit 600.... that or a 2007 V-Strom 650. They're the right height, and they feel like I'm not going to yank the fuckers off the asphalt when I swerve.
Not super-keen on the stock headlights on either, but modding stuff is awesome.
Last edited by YellerDog; 25 Oct 2011 at 06:08 PM.
PS: what's up with heated grips? On every bike I'm looking at with 'em installed, they're half melted.
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