Wow
Ferrari superamerica is like a toyota camry compared to this thing.
THe interior, which is what I assume you think is to gaudy, is totally customizable. My, it would be all black with aluminum trim.
THe interior, which is what I assume you think is to gaudy, is totally customizable. My, it would be all black with aluminum trim.
Originally Posted by BlueEyes
Ferrari superamerica is like a toyota camry compared to this thing.
THe interior, which is what I assume you think is to gaudy, is totally customizable. My, it would be all black with aluminum trim.
THe interior, which is what I assume you think is to gaudy, is totally customizable. My, it would be all black with aluminum trim.
But then I don't have 1/2 million to spend
(the Superamerica is almost 400K) not sure what the other hot rod costs...
This has a little comparo of Zonda F, CGT, and F430
http://supercarfreak.net/gallery/album1385
Here is more info on the Zonda F.
http://www.seriouswheels.com/top-200...ni-Zonda-F.htm
http://supercarfreak.net/gallery/album1385
Here is more info on the Zonda F.
http://www.seriouswheels.com/top-200...ni-Zonda-F.htm
Originally Posted by psbjames1970
But then I don't have 1/2 million to spend
(the Superamerica is almost 400K) not sure what the other hot rod costs... 
(the Superamerica is almost 400K) not sure what the other hot rod costs... 
Superamerica only has 540 Hp (65 less), and weighs a good 1000 lbs more than the Zonda F.
I think, at least this was true last I heard, that there is only one Zonda in the United States right now. And it's owned by no other than Wyclef Jean...
Such a sweet car thanks for sharing!!!
Such a sweet car thanks for sharing!!!
I'm not a huge fan of most Zonda's but this one is pretty sweet. 605 horsepower in a nice light car like that is pretty insane. Is this car in Gran Turismo 4? If so I'll have to give it a ride this weekend. :D
So if there is ONE Zonda... what's the point of getting it here. The DOT and EPA wouldn't probably allow it on the road (USA laws are stupid sometimes) untill you wreck a few of them and then put the right emmisions.
The one that is supposedly in the US is probably here on a temporary visit anyway.
Sorry, rather that Superamerica. The ZONDA may be SWEET (I don't doubt that at all) but
"You can't always get what you want"...
I can still aspire to purchase a Ferrari though... Plan to be rich yknow...
The one that is supposedly in the US is probably here on a temporary visit anyway.
Sorry, rather that Superamerica. The ZONDA may be SWEET (I don't doubt that at all) but
"You can't always get what you want"...
I can still aspire to purchase a Ferrari though... Plan to be rich yknow...
Originally Posted by psbjames1970
So if there is ONE Zonda... what's the point of getting it here. The DOT and EPA wouldn't probably allow it on the road (USA laws are stupid sometimes) untill you wreck a few of them and then put the right emmisions.
The one that is supposedly in the US is probably here on a temporary visit anyway.
Sorry, rather that Superamerica. The ZONDA may be SWEET (I don't doubt that at all) but
"You can't always get what you want"...
I can still aspire to purchase a Ferrari though... Plan to be rich yknow...
The one that is supposedly in the US is probably here on a temporary visit anyway.
Sorry, rather that Superamerica. The ZONDA may be SWEET (I don't doubt that at all) but
"You can't always get what you want"...
I can still aspire to purchase a Ferrari though... Plan to be rich yknow...

Originally Posted by wedge357
as far as I know, if a manufacturer builds or sells less than 500 (?) vehicles of a particular model then it is exempt from EPA regs. I think I just read it in Motortrend (last month's edition).
Don't they still have to crash a few though???
If so, perhaps a zonda could be in my sights ... When I win the MegaMillions


