With Some of that cash, youd be set for LIFE, you could buy a house, all your
dream cars, a custom garage, your own race track, some other shit, and youd
still ahve enuff money to do it allll over again. anbody who pays $28,000,000
for a car, is the stupidest mother fukka on this planet or the next, anybody who
even pays $2,000,000 for a car is a retard.
If it was street legal, i would pay $2,000,000 for an F1 car, but seriously,
this car, no matter how rare, is not worth more than $1,000,000. Especially when
a civic si can beat it.
You want an F1 Car, Buy a Caparo for $480K, and i wouldnt pay no $1,000,000 for
this either, $150,000 would be the absolute limit if i was interested. and i
dont see a Civic Si beating this.
Why would you want the pentium processor that is the Veyron when you could have
a piece of legendary history like this. You don't look like a tit with one of
these.
The Veyron is legend as well. Besides, I don't see the point of putting
artificial value on something just because it's old. History, the renown of the
brand, exclusivity; all worthless in the face of good engineering.
So legends must be old then? The Veyron has quite a following and is well
respected.
I could care less about something being hand built, winning races cool, and the
Veyron has not does this, but there's no disputing its technology and design.
Yeah, people will pay a lot for it, but I personally don't see it worth much
more than another good car, and vice versa. It would stop me from paying the
ridiculous amounts that someone would charge, but how valuable it is depends on
the person. To some, this is the best car ever, to others its a very nice cars,
and to others its a wasteful example of pollution. The last group is crazy
though.
Yes something needs to have aged to be legendary. The project took too long to
come to fruition, by the time it did 1000hp was common place, its a tank that
has been embarrassed by a Nissan. It will never be legendary. We need to be able
to look back and see where we came from, to see how things have changed. Cars
like the one above need top be cherished for the like will never be seen again.
pretty sure that 13.5 was for the 1/4mile ?
I personally dont see whats the big deal about this car, and i damn sure wouldnt
pay no damn $28,000,000 for this, thats for damned sure.
Why would you want the pentium processor that is the Veyron when you could have
a piece of legendary history like this. You don't look like a tit with one of
these.