the least expansive super car?
 

So i found this car the GTM by factory five on the internet recently and it sounds like an amazing deal. You can have everything done for around 35k-45k. For the price the performance specs are amazing IMO. I also think its not exactly the best looking car but defiantly something i wouldn't mind having.

GTM Supercar

Almost all kit cars are cheaper than any factory super cars.
Though really most kit cars just use the LSx engine series which helps cut down the cost a good bit.

That Chassis looks like it would collapse if you breathed on it. Not something I want to do over 100mph in.

C6 Z06 frame/chassis for comparison...

http://www.innotechcorvettes.com/wp-...-side-view.jpg

Yeah, cause everyone knows steel tubes are weak....:ugh2:

http://www.katechengines.com/street_...t/DSCF3746.JPG

The design is similar to cars like the Aerial Atom, just they made body panels for it.

Seriously? Do you have any idea how many types of motorsports use steel tubing?

The while thing about crashing that he brought up, do you guys know if its the same type of metal, velds and design is used as on the race cars?

Looks cool

Baby Jesus cries everytime you post.

Isn't there a Corvette or GM or LS forum you could post in? ugh.

It wouldnt be so bad if you just commented "That Chassis looks like it would collapse if you breathed on it. Not something I want to do over 100mph in."
but when you throw in a pic of a Z06 chassis (which probably wouldnt fair any better at 100mph) it just wreaks of impotence.

you avg 5 post a day and you dont own a 370.
Go away already.

I looked at this about two years ago. The new Gen 2 has lots of improvements since I last looked.
Over all very affordable

kit cars always are a good time, and a good deal for a fun car.

Maybe I'll do one when I retire.

Here are a few things I found on the second gen model
Vid explaining the changes
YouTube - Gen 2 GTM Overview
All the changes
Second Generation GTM

Cry me a river. I think you forgot the name of the forum you are in.

Steel tubing is nice, but I would rather a more substantial frame in addition. If steel tubing alone were so great then a lot of high end cars are being built wrong. The reason they use steel tubing is one of cost, not design superiority.

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