Pffft, its got nothing on Ferrarri, V-8 or V-12Fiat 500 was one of the best car ever made, but I'm talking about the models of once: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_Nuova_500
That "new" monster made in those recent years is nothing but a 'fashion car' and I'm baffled (but just for saying) about the success obtained.
Jesus ChristI say, drive real Italian cars:
Nor a 'Lambo' as well, ok but c'mon my man, Maserati is amazing, admit thatPffft, its got nothing on Ferrarri, V-8 or V-12
Screw your fiat 500 @Chris LXXIX That car is what my dad would have called a toy car with carriage wheels
Oh no car has ever beaten American muscle
Now this is a car if you ask me
Fiat 500 (the model of once) made history, even Lupin and 'Metal Slug' portrayed those bugger cars :-s
Well, yes i love the Lambos too they are the hot Italian ladiesAh ah nope
About 'muscle cars' pffffff coming from the land of pure 100% handmade & mechanical genius Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati I feel an idiot to talk about those. Sure, some were cool, ok, but seriously compared to what we did like Lamborghini Countach lol
Italian sports cars sucks too much that, from U.S to Arabic lands every rich person seek one. Strange lol
Don't forget the red beauty :-sWell, yes i love the Lambos too they are the hot Italian ladies
But still i love the American muscle cars best just look at this, and listen to that sound they have. Music to my ears
There is a difference between fast and being seen as a symbol of wealth due to the price of the car. Most rich people own one of these cars so others can see their money when they roll up doing the speed limit. Don't get me wrong they are fast but that doesn't drive the sales as much as the 'I'm rich' status that it denotes IMO.Ah ah nope
About 'muscle cars' pffffff coming from the land of pure 100% handmade & mechanical genius Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati I feel an idiot to talk about those. Sure, some were cool, ok, but seriously compared to what we did like Lamborghini Countach lol
Italian sports cars sucks too much that, from U.S to Arabic lands every rich person seek one. Strange lol
Uhm while they are considered a status symbols indeed, we can't deny the pure history, efforts, mechanical genius behind Ferrari and Lamborghini my man. Let's be honest, Italians made incredible sport cars no one imagined
That might be true, I´m not into cars and don´t even have a license to drive one. Here you can start to learn to drive when you´re 16. I learned how to drive with my father in our old Fiat Uno 1987 model at that age (it was my mothers old car, my father wouldn´t let me close to his German made car, lol). However my parents had this agreement with my older brother and myself that they would pay the fees for the license if we didn´t start smoking until we turned 18. My brother didn´t and got his license, I started to smoke at 13-14 and have never seen the need to pay for that myself. So, I have only driven two cars all these years. An Italian made Fiat Uno as a kid and an equally cool Jugoslavian made Yugo 55 while drunk in a small Serbian villageLet's be honest, Italians made incredible sport cars no one imagined
. (I have to add, it wasn´t as irresponsible as it might sound. It was in the middle of the night, on streets with no traffic. No humans, chickens or pigs got hurt during that drive)
Ah ah you are Number one my friendThat might be true, I´m not into cars and don´t even have a license to drive one. Here you can start to learn to drive when you´re 16. I learned how to drive with my father in our old Fiat Uno 1987 model at that age (it was my mothers old car, my father wouldn´t let me close to his German made car, lol). However my parents had this agreement with my older brother and myself that they would pay the fees for the license if we didn´t start smoking until we turned 18. My brother didn´t and got his license, I started to smoke at 13-14 and have never seen the need to pay for that myself. So, I have only driven two cars all these years. An Italian made Fiat Uno as a kid and an equally cool Jugoslavian made Yugo 55 while drunk in a small Serbian village
Ah ah, I understand you very well
Ah, the traffic in Italy is awful. Though, I have to say, it´s quite bad in the Serbian countryside as well. Everyone drives drunk, this is a classic:Ah ah you are Number one my friend
Fiat Uno and Fiat Tipo (my Bro had one) were indeed a sort of little 'tanks', pure tractors, evergreen cars here. Today it's hard to spot one :-s
Here the legal age for driving is 18 and you have, prior to sit in the car with the instructor for drive, to pass the theory exam, in the offices of (your local) Italian Ministry of Motorization.
Italians are very unruly while driving, btw... here Piazza Venezia, Roma. There's even, in that pure anarchy, the car of the 'local police' (those supposed only to watch over the driving code/rule) man, some serious crazy issue :-s
Geez have you never seen russian traffic. I`m telling you they are maniacs. Must be all the vodka
I admit they are impressive examples of auto engineering all the way. I just think the majority of people buying them are more after the wealth status symbol then the speed/precision factor.Uhm while they are considered a status symbols indeed, we can't deny the pure history, efforts, mechanical genius behind Ferrari and Lamborghini my man. Let's be honest, Italians made incredible sport cars no one imagined
Russia is awesome in all ways! I´ve only been to Moscow and St. Petersburg and the traffic is just crowded at all times. I´m a bit embarrassed to share this, but since you have brought Russia and vodka up, here goesGeez have you never seen russian traffic. I`m telling you they are maniacs. Must be all the vodka
. The last time I went to St. Petersburg (November 2015), I got so drunk one night that I have a memory of drinking heavily, beer and vodka in a bar with some Russian friends. Then my memory goes blank! The next thing I remember is waking up in a prison cell with 6 drunken Russian guys. Luckily I know Serbian quite well after living there for years and I can speak some, though very limited Russian, so I managed to communicate somehow. Needless to say, I was quite confused about finding myself in prison in a foreign country with no memory of committing any crimes! My cellmates however were all happily drunk and told me I couldn´t have done something really bad, otherwise I would be in a proper prison, not the ones for innocent, but drunk people! After some nervy hours, a police officer calls me out. He cannot tell me the reason for me waking up in prison, there is no record of any crimes (according to him I´ve just been picked up incredible drunk on the streets) so he just hands me my belongings back and shows me the way out of the police station. Then I call my friends to ask just what has happened. They have no idea as well, lol! I was drinking and seemingly acting normal, then I left the bar in order to buy cigarettes only never to return. To this day, I have no idea what I have done in St. Petersburg between leaving to get cigs and waking up in a prison cell. In fact, I can´t even remember leaving the bar to get cigarettes
Nothing beats up the American muscle cars, not even a lambo
Russia is awesome in all ways! I´ve only been to Moscow and St. Petersburg and the traffic is just crowded at all times. I´m a bit embarrassed to share this, but since you have brought Russia and vodka up, here goes
The next day i woke up with puke all over gross and i had a huge hangover. Go figure
Jesus Christ my friend, I love you (in a gentle way, uh... don't get me wrong ah ah) but nothing beat Italian sport cars. Those are embarassing compared to the 'Cavallino' (Ferrari) or a 'Lambo'. Please lolNothing beats up the American muscle cars, not even a lambo
My man those are the results of dreams. Dreams made by the Boot people mans of once with a vision, like Enzo Ferrari, the "Drake". While indeed they are a status symbol, they are perfect, pure class. Speed doersn't matter, matter that amazing grace and class at 360° :-s