Roll's handmade. Hand making stuffs is to over rate them.
Audemars Piguet, Jacques Le Couture, Patek Phillipe... were all over rated as well. They can't tell time more accurately than a $5 china made digital quartz movement.
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Roll's handmade. Hand making stuffs is to over rate them.
Audemars Piguet, Jacques Le Couture, Patek Phillipe... were all over rated as well. They can't tell time more accurately than a $5 china made digital quartz movement.
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I choose the Caddy, I hate Rolls and its boring cars, even I prefer german cars (RS6, M5...) over the CTS-V and other models from Cadillac, it has better looking cars tahn the horrible Rolls !!!
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Yeah, as I said earlier, I think many people who chose the Rolls would actually get bored with it after owning it for a while. A '60s (and '50s) Rolls is what many people called Buicks (and old-man's car, kind of bland and boring).Originally Posted by Corvette_C6R
This, of course, does not apply to the recent Rolls which are much more powerful and faster than the old ones.
I never get bored with my '69 Cad because every time I drive it (about once every 7-10 days), I give it a few full-throttle runs and some burnouts (with 525 ft-lbs of torque, it's kind of hard not to use it). I'm kind of surprised I haven't had to buy tires for it (yet).Which reminds me... I better go out to the garage and check the right rear tire and make sure it still has some tread on it.
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I can't believe you hate european luxury cars so much. According to you they are all absolutely rubbish...Yeah, as I said earlier, I think many people who chose the Rolls would actually get bored with it after owning it for a while. A '60s (and '50s) Rolls is what many people called Buicks (and old-man's car, kind of bland and boring).
This, of course, does not apply to the recent Rolls which are much more powerful and faster than the old ones.
I never get bored with my '69 Cad because every time I drive it (about once every 7-10 days), I give it a few full-throttle runs and some burnouts (with 525 ft-lbs of torque, it's kind of hard not to use it). I'm kind of surprised I haven't had to buy tires for it (yet).
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Further fanboy evidence, FLeet.
How many ROlls have you actually driven to make those comments ?
and HAD to love the equating of weight to handling
I woudl suggest what the author meant was that it didnt' wander quite so badly as the rest of the competition"I like its heavy weight- holds the road better."
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I never once said I hated them. I have said some of them are overrated, when you separate fact from fiction. But that's not hate.I can't believe you hate european luxury cars so much. According to you they are all absolutely rubbish...
And I can say the same about many other's opinion on American cars.
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You sure love that word "fanboy!"Further fanboy evidence, FLeet.
How many ROlls have you actually driven to make those comments ?
and HAD to love the equating of weight to handling
I woudl suggest what the author meant was that it didnt' wander quite so badly as the rest of the competition
Others have driven a Rolls and I am quoting their observations.
Yes, less wander but also more stable in strong crosswinds.
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I'm 21. I would look ridiculous in a Roller.
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I guess you would. You would look right at home, though, in some kind of Cadillac convertible... like a '68 or '69.
BTW, does anyone know exactly what year the Rolls in my first post is?
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Quick research indicates it's a 1955-1966 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud. Possibly a Mk III ( a later version of the same car, with a facelift)
Or, if you'd actually read nota's post, what he said. it's a rebodied version of a 10 year old car (at the time).
Something, considering the slight updates touted as new models most manufacturers use, you'd be familiar with.
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unless someone you fetch alights from the car showing off her pussy....
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?
So if you pull up to take your g/f ( or other ) to the club and draw up outside the club ...
WHICH car do you think attracts the kind of attention you'd appreciate ??
A rock stars car or your grannies old one
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I am just trying to imagine Fleet in Elvis' pink Cadillac.....WHICH car do you think attracts the kind of attention you'd appreciate ??
A rock stars car or your grannies old one
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Right i think the same... im just 20... but this new bad ass rolls royce like the Phantom Drophead Coupe... just make me think about it again
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A pink '59 would be kind of fun.I am just trying to imagine Fleet in Elvis' pink Cadillac.....
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