My Ferrari's Too Slow!
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From: Conroe, TX
That's great!!! He does have a solid reason though. It doesn't perform as advertised. 
what a whiner
I guess he would like some cheese huh.. 175 out of 187... i have words to say about this that I cant say on this board.
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seven stinking mph more he wants to get out of it :scratch: what lick of differance will that make when the jerk hits the wall or goes over the Baun at that speed. his date musta changed her mind lol/
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From: Proudly in NJ...bite it FL
SO this guy goes and buys a Ferrari that is advertised as doing a zillion MPH and it will only do a million (too lazy to reread for actual numbers)
I don't think this guy is really in the wrong for wanting a car that lives up to the advertising. I think maybe he could have just asked Ferrari to tune it to do the advertised numbers but hey this is his choice.
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Originally posted by burningman@July 9, 2005, 10:46 PM
Welp back in 99 the Cobra was advertised as having X horse power (X because i can't remeber the numbers) But couldn't do the advertised power. Everyone who bought it felt gyped and ford recalled them all and fixed them. Now that was a what sub $30K car and people were blowing gaskets over the hp numbers.
SO this guy goes and buys a Ferrari that is advertised as doing a zillion MPH and it will only do a million (too lazy to reread for actual numbers)
I don't think this guy is really in the wrong for wanting a car that lives up to the advertising. I think maybe he could have just asked Ferrari to tune it to do the advertised numbers but hey this is his choice.
Welp back in 99 the Cobra was advertised as having X horse power (X because i can't remeber the numbers) But couldn't do the advertised power. Everyone who bought it felt gyped and ford recalled them all and fixed them. Now that was a what sub $30K car and people were blowing gaskets over the hp numbers.
SO this guy goes and buys a Ferrari that is advertised as doing a zillion MPH and it will only do a million (too lazy to reread for actual numbers)
I don't think this guy is really in the wrong for wanting a car that lives up to the advertising. I think maybe he could have just asked Ferrari to tune it to do the advertised numbers but hey this is his choice.
