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Skip the BMW - Put the money in your house


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geb9696
PostPosted: Sun Dec 04, 2005 11:03 am Post subject: Reply with quote

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How much do they cost?
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Honda Insight - around $27,500 - $33,000 CAD (canadian)

Honda Accord Hybrid - around $38,500 - $43,000 CAD (canadian)


U.S. currency multiplier, 1.16
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geb9696
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Thats pretty expensive for a Honda but I like the Insight. Doubt I would ever buy one though.
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Saleen S7 0-60 is actually 3.8.

McLaren F1 (road car) is 3.4 or 3.5 seconds 0-60.

Cars are my life....
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barloy
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yes i agree with you i put my money in to a house 30and got 89 back in 3 yrs.
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it is a lot of work and a lot of time
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rodder4hire wrote:
Saleen S7 0-60 is actually 3.8.

McLaren F1 (road car) is 3.4 or 3.5 seconds 0-60.

Cars are my life....


Saleen S7 is 2.8 seconds according to their website...
http://www.saleen.com/saleen_s7_performance.htm
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geb9696
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Mercedes-Benz CLK GT-R is the way to go when it comes to cars. It was the only car ever to be flown in for the TAS.
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I don't think it actually looks that good, and its not much faster than any other high-end car, although it does cost about $1.5 million. You could get 3 Porsche Carrera GTs for that and still have $100,000 left over.
Warren Buffett would frown on the lack of value in the CLK GT-R.
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BUT THEY ONLY MADE 12 of them
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Congratulations, you are stuck with an ugly looking, technically unspecial, unique car. Why not get a handmade one from Aston Martin or a similar manufacturer instead?
You know I have a ridiculous taste in cars, and I can't see why anyone would WASTE their money on something like that.
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geb9696
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I like the way that they look. And its a collector thing.
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Im Not Warren Buffett wrote:
Well there are so many arguments against buying new cars, but some people just need to get that new car smell. Coincidentally, that smell is given off by the toxins used in producing the car Laughing ... I wonder how many people know that.
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It's actually the glue/sealer and other crap they use to put the interior together, along with lubricant in the doors.
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geb9696 wrote:
I like the way that they look. And its a collector thing.


The yugo was unique just like the amphacar was. Shocked
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Benjamin
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This is the car I want. Cool

It's a robot and drives itself! This is a step towards all cars driving themselves and maybe someday car crashes would happen as often only as severe computer glitches. (I hope they don't run on Windows 98!!)

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.01/stanley.html

On a side note I have to say I'm really impressed with wired magazine. I've only recently started reading it. For those who invest in Technology stocks I'd say this is a must have.
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