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I voted for the RL, but I'm wondering how the hell it got on that list alongside the S2000.
To make a long story short, a certain forum found the poll and got their people to vote RL at the begining of this poll, thus screwing the numbers. Its sad b/c instead of seeing HONESTLY what people think, we have to deal with cheaters....
To make a long story short, a certain forum found the poll and got their people to vote RL at the begining of this poll, thus screwing the numbers. Its sad b/c instead of seeing HONESTLY what people think, we have to deal with cheaters....
Don't worry, Forbes was notified
RL got over 8000 votes, could a forum screw it that much?
To make a long story short, a certain forum found the poll and got their people to vote RL at the begining of this poll, thus screwing the numbers. Its sad b/c instead of seeing HONESTLY what people think, we have to deal with cheaters....
Well, it's certainly what I think, although I'm not a member of any Acura or RL forum and had nothing to do with rigging any figures. The RL, in some ways, IS a supercar if you are looking at a TOTAL vehicle that you can buy at a local dealership at a reasonable price and enjoy as a daily driver, not just some low-slung Italian exotic that sits an inch off the ground, costs a half-million dollars, goes 200 MPH, and is in the shop more than it is out.
( The Nissan Skyline GTR, not yet available in the U.S., could also qualify as a Japanese supercar, but in a different way )