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Most reliable/street drivable supercar

Discussion in 'General Automotive Discussion' started by speedingpenguin, Jul 17, 2004.

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  1. speedingpenguin

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    #1 speedingpenguin, Jul 17, 2004
    in your opinion, what do you guys think is the most practical supercar? By supercar I dont mean a 360, Diablo, 911 turbo, but something more along the lines of XJ220, EB110, F1, F40/F50/Enzo, etc.
    Just for fun :)
     
  2. ralfabco

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    #2 ralfabco, Jul 17, 2004

    The one that is driven regularly, and is maintained correctly.
     
  3. 6.0 se

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    #3 6.0 se, Jul 18, 2004
    You should list all of the cars you consider to be in the Supercar class first. You hit alot of them. Out of your list, I only have owned the F40. Because its a Turbo v-8, its very practical.lol. I have trouble talking practical when Im talking about Supercars. The S7 is fairly practical.lol. The CGT should be a good ,practical Supercar. Ok, I cant do this any more. A recent test of 4 Supercars by 2 magazines had the following participants: Enzo, CGT, Benz-Mclaren, Murci. You are excluding the Diablo, so I assume the Murci as well. If you included it in the mix, it would be as practical as any. I know the price is only 303,000 now, far less than the others on your list, but it has Supercar styling, performance. I guess they need to get the price up higher, but then it wouldnt be as "practical". Im just having fun, and its early Sunday AM.
     
  4. SupercarGuru

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    #4 SupercarGuru, Jul 18, 2004
    The F50 is pretty practical, no turbos, chain driven, no four wheel drive, the only crazy stupid computer is the gauge cluster....

    i think it could be a everyday car!

    -jt
     

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