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Mr. Oak @ Mar 10th 2008 12:58PM
Don't get your panties in a bunch.
I see used M3s here in NJ that can be had for a song especially after the factory warranty expires. A used "Vette might just fetch a better price.
The problem with German cars, is that once out of warranty, no one with a brain wants them. Too damn expensive to keep running.
OK, let's forget the ZR-1, the CTS-V will destroy this joke.
Hell, can't wait to see how it measures up to the '08 Cobalt SS at the 'ring. Remember this thing is quite the little porker now. And yes, it's quite ugly too.
You have to really have a hard-on for BMWs to pay that for this car. That's almost Z8 money.
135 is a better buy, with a proper M3 inline 6 might just out quick this car.