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    Originally posted by SoulImbibe
    Nice Dodge.

    I can see how that sub location would draw the attention of thieves. Next time you should probably use a concealed location if possible, or maybe use a cover when parked.
    actually it was broken into while I was living in Texas with the worst crime rate ever! It was broken into on my first day of college >.<

    In my sub-division though nothing has happened to it yet. I put a new cd player in it because the old was stolen also I put my amp back in which was not stolen because it was bolted down too tight and I got new rear speakers because the others were stolen

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    Not trying to kill your dream of course 04, but I drove a Viper once, and really didn't like it. Felt kinda cheap, and was uncomfortable. Mighta just been me though.

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    Originally posted by Kintaru
    Not trying to kill your dream of course 04, but I drove a Viper once, and really didn't like it. Felt kinda cheap, and was uncomfortable. Mighta just been me though.
    I don't think it was just you, I think that a lot of people who owned Vipers didn't like it as well. I've known a few people that owned vipers, and when their lease expired on it, they didn't lease it again. They usually go for the Porsches after having a Viper. I've also seen how cramped the interior is.

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    No car ever made can ever match the power, grace, beauty, and style of the 1959 Cadillac (shown here: Eldorado). *drools*


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    Originally posted by Darkslash
    No car ever made can ever match the power, grace, beauty, and style of the 1959 Cadillac (shown here: Eldorado). *drools*

    "Huston... we have lift off"

    That was a scary time in americas history, The country was confused.

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    Originally posted by Darkslash
    No car ever made can ever match the power, grace, beauty, and style of the 1959 Cadillac (shown here: Eldorado). *drools*

    You'll have lots of fun driving from gas station to gas station.

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    Mm.. so many nice cars, hehe. I'd like a yellow sports car, maybe a lambourgine (or however it's spelt) or a corvette. Something nice... and expensive
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    Originally posted by Azerane
    Mm.. so many nice cars, hehe. I'd like a yellow sports car, maybe a lambourgine (or however it's spelt) or a corvette. Something nice... and expensive
    It's spelled "Lamborghini", and the new Mercielagoroadster looks brilliant. I saw it in person at an auto show, and it was awesome. There's also the pagani zonda , if you like the dramatic styling of the Italians.

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    Originally posted by Xinithian
    I don't think it was just you, I think that a lot of people who owned Vipers didn't like it as well. I've known a few people that owned vipers, and when their lease expired on it, they didn't lease it again. They usually go for the Porsches after having a Viper. I've also seen how cramped the interior is.

    idk my expierence with a Viper was AWESOME!!!! I like the interior, kind of hard getting intro the drivers seat because I'm tall but it is quite comfortable, I've driven all kinds of expensive Mercedes cars, Porches, 350Zs, Impreza WRXs, Lancer EVOs, plenty of BMW M3's, Jaguars and so on and so far the Dodge Viper is still my favorite even though I haven't got to personally drive one I have rode in one up to 160 mph

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    Originally posted by Xinithian
    It's spelled "Lamborghini"
    See that... right there shows how much I know about cars... or rather, how much I don't know!
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    Originally posted by Simba '04
    I've driven all kinds of expensive Mercedes cars, Porches, 350Zs, Impreza WRXs, Lancer EVOs, plenty of BMW M3's, Jaguars and so on and so far the Dodge Viper is still my favorite even though I haven't got to personally drive one I have rode in one up to 160 mph
    You'd probably ditch the Viper if you drove a 427 Cobra, I'd imagine that the Cobra would be an awesome car. I'd import a new AC Cobra from England (AC still makes the Cobra), so I could have bragging rights about having an authentic AC Cobra.

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    Heheh, it's alright Becca.

    And personally I'd by a Vet and supe it up. I'll leave a viper in the dust, save my money while doing it, and be more comfortable to boot.

    Though, in all the cars I've ridden in and more limitedly, have driven. Nothing ever seems better made, or is more fun to drive, than a BMW. I used to think they were kinda ugly, but they are just damn great cars.

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    Originally posted by Xinithian
    You'll have lots of fun driving from gas station to gas station.
    Those Caddies actually got around 13 mpg, considerably better than many SUVs today. They also had a 21 gallon tank, and ran on leaded fuel for better efficiency.

    Don't be dissin' on teh l33t 1950s! Plus, gas was a few cents per gallon back then, too...

    Oh, btw... Your Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster 2004 gets 10 mpg avg, with a tank capacity of 26 gallons.

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    Originally posted by Darkslash
    Those Caddies actually got around 13 mpg, considerably better than many SUVs today. They also had a 21 gallon tank, and ran on leaded fuel for better efficiency.

    Don't be dissin' on teh l33t 1950s! Plus, gas was a few cents per gallon back then, too...

    Oh, btw... Your Lamborghini Murcielago Roadster 2004 gets 10 mpg avg, with a tank capacity of 26 gallons.
    The Lamborghini is 10mpg for city and 14mpg for highway (besides, I'd still say a British car would be preferred, I've never liked the styling of the Italians). But you forgot that you would have to change the engine on the Caddy to make it accept unleaded gas.

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    Originally posted by Xinithian
    The Lamborghini is 10mpg for city and 14mpg for highway (besides, I'd still say a British car would be preferred, I've never liked the styling of the Italians). But you forgot that you would have to change the engine on the Caddy to make it accept unleaded gas.
    Oh, I'd just put a 1943 P-51D 12-cylinder Allison airplane engine in it, 1,200 HP and crazy torque. Stop at the airport for gasoline, lol. I really would like to try that someday, putting an old WW2 aircraft engine in a large car (like the '59 Caddy). Aircraft engines are meant to operate best at high altitudes, with thinner air and less O2, so being on the ground is like a natural air compressor for it.

    Whaddaya think?

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    Originally posted by Darkslash
    Oh, I'd just put a 1943 P-51D 12-cylinder Allison airplane engine in it, 1,200 HP and crazy torque. Stop at the airport for gasoline, lol. I really would like to try that someday, putting an old WW2 aircraft engine in a large car (like the '59 Caddy). Aircraft engines are meant to operate best at high altitudes, with thinner air and less O2, so being on the ground is like a natural air compressor for it.

    Whaddaya think?
    Put a tank engine in it like Jay Leno did.
    http://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...o/1302941.html

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    I own a Geo Prism. Cheap and trouble prone, but it gets me were I need to go. Being in the city, I would rather walk or bike, and save gas money.

    My dream car is a Pontiac Firebird.

    Cars have never been my strong area, so take my words for what there worth.
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    I would like a/an:
    -Ferrari (anyone)
    -Aston Martin (anyone)
    -Rolls Royce (anyone)
    -DeLorean
    -Cadillac (anyone)
    -X-wing ( )
    -Formula one ( )

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    I'd have a couple McLarens. Then I could sell all but one and buy stupid things that I'll never need, like glasses for chickens or life insurance.

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