Cobol74
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"I am a lotto winner, and so is my wife Brian."
Just for the record, i'm Jon Bon Jovi.
Exactly. And don't even get me started about their grammar. Why is it that such "rich" people who claim to have such money, cars etc. have such unfathomable grammar and spelling skills.
So why don't we stick to the original topic, hmm? Jake I can't believe your chances of driving the F430 are rather slim. He won't even let you drive it with him in the passenger's seat?
This thread is so topsy-turvy... who cares about other people being wealthy? People who flaunt their money either don't really have it or have just come into it (i.e. new money).
So why don't we stick to the original topic, hmm? Jake I can't believe your chances of driving the F430 are rather slim. He won't even let you drive it with him in the passenger's seat?
This thread is so topsy-turvy... who cares about other people being wealthy? People who flaunt their money either don't really have it or have just come into it (i.e. new money).
So why don't we stick to the original topic, hmm? Jake I can't believe your chances of driving the F430 are rather slim. He won't even let you drive it with him in the passenger's seat?
OT: Are they really? I recall Williams demonstrated a CVT-equipped F1 car way back from when DC was their test driver. The FIA immediately stamped down on that idea and banned it even before they could enter it in a single race.Just thought you all might like to be reminded that F1 is moving towards variable speed automatic gearboxes, so there won't even be any gear changing at all. It deffinately makes the cars faster and even corner better, as the car is always in the powerband and the power is smooth without interruption.
I'm not necessarily endorsing or abhoring this, but that is the way the automotive industry is moving for sure. Shifting gears will become a thing of the past, future generations probably won't even be brought up to even know the meaning of the phrase.
OT: Are they really? I recall Williams demonstrated a CVT-equipped F1 car way back from when DC was their test driver. The FIA immediately stamped down on that idea and banned it even before they could enter it in a single race.
^ Not developed by Ferrari - so Ban.
Wait, so I've been thinking about this. You live in Chicago, your 18, presumably a Senior in high school. And your father owns multiple sports cars and has just bought a Ferrari as his centerpiece, which he will probably never let you drive.
Is this you?