Motortrend: LFA vs. GTR
You are funny 
Who has the history of avoiding Fighters in their prime?
Who thinks he is bigger than the Nevada gaming commission and demands tests beyond what they require?
Who's family has had a history with drugs?
And finally Who has zero loss record but is rated lower than Pacquiao by as the greatest boxers of the last decade by Boxing experts.
Only factual replies accepted LOL
Who has the history of avoiding Fighters in their prime?
Who thinks he is bigger than the Nevada gaming commission and demands tests beyond what they require?
Who's family has had a history with drugs?
And finally Who has zero loss record but is rated lower than Pacquiao by as the greatest boxers of the last decade by Boxing experts.
Only factual replies accepted LOL
The LFA being superior to the GTR does not prove anything because that is to be expected.
Please somebody do a super car shootout
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano
Ferrari 458 Italia
Porsche 911 Turbo
Porsche 911 GT3
Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera
Audi R8 5.2 Quattro
Nissan GT-R
Lexus LF-A
Mercedes-Benz SLS
Aston Martin DBS
Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1
McLaren MP4-12C
Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano
Ferrari 458 Italia
Porsche 911 Turbo
Porsche 911 GT3
Lamborghini Gallardo LP570-4 Superleggera
Audi R8 5.2 Quattro
Nissan GT-R
Lexus LF-A
Mercedes-Benz SLS
Aston Martin DBS
Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1
McLaren MP4-12C
Indeed!!
Lead Lap
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LFA V GT-R....Fight!!!!!!!!!!
Pretty cool video, thought you guys might want to see this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5R-o...layer_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5R-o...layer_embedded
Define "perform"?
When you're paying over $100,000.00 for a car, the performance differential you are getting is not linear. There are a lot less seconds between 3.6 secs or so to 3.0 in 0-60 MPH race.
Heck I can spend $50,000 on a car that will beat this car and most other cars you can think of in a straight line.
Spending this kind of money does not buy you outright performance.
It buys bling, class, exclusivity or whatever else to call it for people who can afford it and crave it.
When you're paying over $100,000.00 for a car, the performance differential you are getting is not linear. There are a lot less seconds between 3.6 secs or so to 3.0 in 0-60 MPH race.
Heck I can spend $50,000 on a car that will beat this car and most other cars you can think of in a straight line.
Spending this kind of money does not buy you outright performance.
It buys bling, class, exclusivity or whatever else to call it for people who can afford it and crave it.
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Define "perform"?
When you're paying over $100,000.00 for a car, the performance differential you are getting is not linear. There are a lot less seconds between 3.6 secs or so to 3.0 in 0-60 MPH race.
Heck I can spend $50,000 on a car that will beat this car and most other cars you can think of in a straight line.
Spending this kind of money does not buy you outright performance.
It buys bling, class, exclusivity or whatever else to call it for people who can afford it and crave it.
When you're paying over $100,000.00 for a car, the performance differential you are getting is not linear. There are a lot less seconds between 3.6 secs or so to 3.0 in 0-60 MPH race.
Heck I can spend $50,000 on a car that will beat this car and most other cars you can think of in a straight line.
Spending this kind of money does not buy you outright performance.
It buys bling, class, exclusivity or whatever else to call it for people who can afford it and crave it.
Honestly it's getting annoying hearing the incessant 'HOLY **** GUYS $400K FOR 0 TO 60 IN 3.7 SECONDS ONLY WHAT'S GOING ON" or
"WTF $400K IT'S NOT THAT MUCH BETTER THAN A GT-R JUST LOOK AT 1/4 MILE TIMES AND 0 TO 60"
I see this sort of faulty reasoning applied to the LF-A far more than other cars of this class like the aston martin dbs/aston martin one-77, list goes on.
Judge the car on what it is - an exclusive, rare supercar. The people who purchase vehicles of this class really do not give a **** about the price. Really, they don't.
If the LF-A were priced at $1 million, it would not change my perception of the car.
Nobody looks at the Aston Martin one-77 ($1.7 million) and starts complaining about how it costs as much/more than a Veyron but has far inferior "drag strip" performance. Enthusiasts don't care, they judge the one-77 on what it is without regard to price.
Define "perform"?
When you're paying over $100,000.00 for a car, the performance differential you are getting is not linear. There are a lot less seconds between 3.6 secs or so to 3.0 in 0-60 MPH race.
Heck I can spend $50,000 on a car that will beat this car and most other cars you can think of in a straight line.
Spending this kind of money does not buy you outright performance.
It buys bling, class, exclusivity or whatever else to call it for people who can afford it and crave it.
When you're paying over $100,000.00 for a car, the performance differential you are getting is not linear. There are a lot less seconds between 3.6 secs or so to 3.0 in 0-60 MPH race.
Heck I can spend $50,000 on a car that will beat this car and most other cars you can think of in a straight line.
Spending this kind of money does not buy you outright performance.
It buys bling, class, exclusivity or whatever else to call it for people who can afford it and crave it.
granted, if i have enough money to afford exotics (note, i don't mean if i have 400k, i mean if i have way more than 400k), lfa will unlikely be my first exotic, and also that i am totally fine seeing comparison between the lfa and gtr (gtr has been used for comparisons to a lot of cars these days), i just find it pretty funny when people draw a straight line between performance and price of the two cars.
Driver
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From: CA
all the good stuff been said on this hot thread!!!!!
apples and oranges
orgasmic rush to 9000rpm with a sound that can wake the dead!!!
compare the euro super cars to this!
i'll add one more, probably said already. when u get a car like this, it ain't just about the numbers. it's like a fine wine with it's unique personality!!!
too bad the odds of me driving one is pretty damn slim (dang it!)
apples and oranges
orgasmic rush to 9000rpm with a sound that can wake the dead!!!
compare the euro super cars to this!
i'll add one more, probably said already. when u get a car like this, it ain't just about the numbers. it's like a fine wine with it's unique personality!!!
too bad the odds of me driving one is pretty damn slim (dang it!)
Lexus Test Driver
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I really wonder what you drive and what you mean by "perform"
Last edited by STIG; May 11, 2010 at 12:06 AM.
