I think you're forgetting the 924.
(Not that I blame you - I wish I could forget it.)
lol! you're right..
I think you're forgetting the 924.
(Not that I blame you - I wish I could forget it.)
If you're upset about a rep, take it up with a mod and keep it out of the thread, and certainly dont try and provoke more attacks by posting pointlessly. Its a waste of time for the people who have to scroll past all the crap who want to read or contribute something that's at least somewhat relevant to the topic
On the guy talking about Nissan, the Pathfinder? really???
I'd count that as a Mustang, not an entirely different car.BTW can we add the Shelby Cobra as a awesome ford ? They were ford powered and sold in Ford dealerships.
I'd count that as a Mustang, not an entirely different car.
i kind of agree, but then you end up with those small number producers like zonda and koenigsegg. if you only make 1 car, it isn't hard to have 100% great cars...
Wikipedia begs to differ:You can add the 1932 ford to the list. First mass produced car to offer a V8.
The first mass-production automobile V8 was introduced in the United States in 1914 by Cadillac, a division of General Motors which sold 13,000 of the 5,429 cc (331 cu in) L-head engines in its first year of production. Cadillac has been primarily a V8 company ever since. Oldsmobile, another division of General Motors, introduced its own 4 L (~244 cu in) V8 engine in 1916. Chevrolet introduced a 288 cu in (4.7 L) V8 engine in 1917, but after merging with General Motors in 1918, discontinued the V8 to concentrate on economy cars.
of course.but really what is it meant to mean that a company that has produced massive amounts of models has a greater total than one that has produced less models to start with(even if you exclude those that have only made a few of models like zonda etc) ? if you you want to say how many great cars they have produced then why not show the flip side and add how many crap ones as well ? its just as relevant and still wont mean anything in the end to most people.
Fair enough.
BTW can we add the Shelby Cobra as a awesome ford ? They were ford powered and sold in Ford dealerships.
Usual great mix US UK - AC cars Plus Shelby magic and Ford power - Win.
See P51B/C/D mustang for similar collaboration.
I'd count that as a Mustang, not an entirely different car.
I'd count that as a Mustang, not an entirely different car.
But what Ford did was build the worlds first affordable V8.
i have to say this debate is rather amusing. of course a mass model producer is more likely to have the greater total but that really doesnt say or mean anything.
a little example of what i mean
company A produces 100 models, 40 of which are great
company B produces 20 models, 18 of which are great
producing the higher great models is meant to mean something ? really ?
That is right - never needed AC at all - US could do it all - so why did they bother with AC?Its the total package including the interior - Maybach forinstance is all about the interior and the chassis and suspension - comfort is what matters for that car.
There was very little AC left in them in the end (especially the Daytona Coupe). Hell AC couldn't even put them together properly when they were asked to.