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Originally Posted by Cmike2780
It's nearly impossible to build it cheap, safe, lightweight and have the same characteristics of a modern sports car.
I guess my point is, to achieve everything we want in a sports car, we need to use more exotic materials like carbon fiber, which has gotten a lot less expensive to produce. I read somewhere that the new Mclaren MP4-12c cost a 1/4 or a 1/3 to produce than the F1 because of new techniques. Lets hope it trickles down to us mere mortals.
You've probably seen this before. This shocked me the first time I saw it. I thought most of these old cars were tanks compared to new cars, but the thing just disintegrates. I can't imagine how a 240 would stack up.
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i saw this first hand when i rear-ended a late 90s minivan in my 77 nova years ago. the minivan won.