Favorite American car

[UCR]

My sense of humor is fine. I just don't see why you would agree with someone (even in jest) who can't reply logically to my comments.

I'm curious, what would you define as "big?"

"Taxi for fleet!"

[Fleet 500]

Get your coat.

I certainly hope you don't debate on any politics message boards! You wouldn't last two days.

However, it would be nice if you would actually reply to the info I post! I may as well be talking to a wall.

[Fleet 500]

"Taxi for fleet!"

Can't you type more than three words per post?

[UCR]

Can't you type more than three words per post?

GET THE **** OUT!!!!!

[Coventrysucks]

Sometimes I genuinely wonder if you have a brain.

How is their delivery in power "lazy?"... ...even though they are thought of as "slow-revving" engines.

Answered your own question there.

Lazy:# Resistant to work or exertion; disposed to idleness.
# Slow-moving; sluggish

So then - an engine that is slow revving, or slow moving would be "lazy".

And FYI the question mark should appear outside of the quotation marks, unless it is part of the quoted material.

Yes, I do often think European and Japanese cars are small compared to the cars I drive. There is a good reason for that- it's true!

Would you please read what I actually wrote. Think about it, then conclude with why your posting the above passage is totally redundant.

[UCR]

Sometimes I genuinely wonder if you have a brain.



Answered your own question there.

Lazy:# Resistant to work or exertion; disposed to idleness.
# Slow-moving; sluggish

So then - an engine that is slow revving, or slow moving would be sluggish.

And FYI the question mark should appear outside of the quotation marks, unless it is part of the quoted material.



Would you please read what I actually wrote. Think about it, then conclude with why your posting the above passage is totally redundant.

Aim for the knee caps lad.

[Matra et Alpine]

My sense of humor is fine. I just don't see why you would agree with someone (even in jest) who can't reply logically to my comments.

arrange these words in to a well known phrase ....


POT


KETTLE



BLACK


CALLING





I've not laughed SO much for SOOOO long.
Get with the program Fleet, apply our own rules to yourself

[ScionDriver]

I am going to go with the Mercury Grand Marquis. Becuase, why not? that and I can't think of another American car I like much.

[Matra et Alpine]

How is their delivery in power "lazy?" Some of the big blocks, like the 426-Hemi and 454 Chevy, could rev to 6,200-6,500 rpm even though they are thought of as "slow-revving" engines.
The 350 Oldsmobile "W" engine could rev to 6,600 rpm.

Fleet, please, PLEASE, remember you are in an internatioanl forum.

yeas, a whole 6,500 IS "high revving" for you.

It's NOT for the rest of the world.

Please remember we're not ALL in Hicksville, TN
( no intended slur on the residents of Hicksville )

Yes, I do often think European and Japanese cars are small compared to the cars I drive. There is a good reason for that- it's true!

and yet you dont' see why UCR ( and everyoen elses coments ) about the cars you adore are big compared with what they drive ??
astounding

[UCR]

His heads fuked Pete. Just leave him, soon enough he'll die.

[car_fiend]

'59 Cadillac Eldorado
'72 and '79 Pontiac Grand Prix (dad's first and second cars, respectively, when first came to the states).
'70 Buick GS455 Stage 1

[rev440]

1969 Ford Mustang GT500 and 69 Z28 Camero

[250 GTO]

1966 Ford GT

[carsnut]

Panoz AIV Roadster

[Fleet 500]

Fleet, please, PLEASE, remember you are in an internatioanl forum.

yeas, a whole 6,500 IS "high revving" for you.

It's NOT for the rest of the world.

Please remember we're not ALL in Hicksville, TN
( no intended slur on the residents of Hicksville )

and yet you dont' see why UCR ( and everyoen elses coments ) about the cars you adore are big compared with what they drive ??
astounding

I could find '60s road test after road test of Euro cars which had redlines of less than 6,500 rpm.