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AmericanTruckGuy @ May 10th 2008 9:49AM
The cold reality with the impending squeeze in emissions and mileage requirements is that either we will see the death of many sports/performance cars or the taxes on them will sky rocket putting them out of reach of even more people like you and me, not that many people on here have the money to buy most of the exotics/high end cars featured on here.
Derek @ May 10th 2008 10:51PM
People said this in the 70's too. IMO, the 80's gave birth to some of the most fun sports cars produced in a long time. They may not have had sub 5 second 0-60 times but they also weren't oversized and overweight.