Gallardo Spider (The real deal)
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Originally posted by MANA
Damn!! That thing looks HAWT!!! I'll keep the coming coupe though. I already have two convertibles and like the change of pace. Maybe I'll trade to a Gallardo Spyder in a few years.
Damn!! That thing looks HAWT!!! I'll keep the coming coupe though. I already have two convertibles and like the change of pace. Maybe I'll trade to a Gallardo Spyder in a few years.
I'll drive the Spyder to Florida....
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I have been speculating the release of the Spyder Gallardo for a while. The reality is though, I can't see myself paying so much for a chopped up Gallardo (as sexy as it may be) unless some serious modifications have been done under the hood (which I doubt.
Unfortunatly for sellers and fortunatly for Me for about $75k more from the speculated price on the G-Spyder (currently hearing $250k), a slightly used 2004 CGT could be had! I might be a bit optimistic in pricing but you see what I mean. The G-Spyder is a much lesser car, and the truth is the Carrera GT is simply too good of a deal to pass up. By this time next year hopefully we'll know all there is to know about the 997 Turbo, Gallardo SV, Murcielago R (crazy version), and 430 CS, and by then I'll realize even more how amazing the CGT is. More chances than not, I'll pick up a slightly-used CGT this time next year if the wife permits it or not
, and anyone who disagrees, really needs to see a doctor!
TTRon
Unfortunatly for sellers and fortunatly for Me for about $75k more from the speculated price on the G-Spyder (currently hearing $250k), a slightly used 2004 CGT could be had! I might be a bit optimistic in pricing but you see what I mean. The G-Spyder is a much lesser car, and the truth is the Carrera GT is simply too good of a deal to pass up. By this time next year hopefully we'll know all there is to know about the 997 Turbo, Gallardo SV, Murcielago R (crazy version), and 430 CS, and by then I'll realize even more how amazing the CGT is. More chances than not, I'll pick up a slightly-used CGT this time next year if the wife permits it or not
, and anyone who disagrees, really needs to see a doctor!TTRon
Last edited by TTRon; Jun 22, 2005 at 10:37 PM.
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Originally posted by TTRon
I have been speculating the release of the Spyder Gallardo for a while. The reality is though, I can't see myself paying so much for a chopped up Gallardo (as sexy as it may be) unless some serious modifications have been done under the hood (which I doubt.
Unfortunatly for sellers and fortunatly for Me for about $75k more from the speculated price on the G-Spyder (currently hearing $250k), a slightly used 2004 CGT could be had! I might be a bit optimistic in pricing but you see what I mean. The G-Spyder is a much lesser car, and the truth is the Carrera GT is simply too good of a deal to pass up. By this time next year hopefully we'll know all there is to know about the 997 Turbo, Gallardo SV, Murcielago R (crazy version), and 430 CS, and by then I'll realize even more how amazing the CGT is. More chances than not, I'll pick up a slightly-used CGT this time next year if the wife permits it or not , and anyone who disagrees, really needs to see a doctor!
TTRon
I have been speculating the release of the Spyder Gallardo for a while. The reality is though, I can't see myself paying so much for a chopped up Gallardo (as sexy as it may be) unless some serious modifications have been done under the hood (which I doubt.
Unfortunatly for sellers and fortunatly for Me for about $75k more from the speculated price on the G-Spyder (currently hearing $250k), a slightly used 2004 CGT could be had! I might be a bit optimistic in pricing but you see what I mean. The G-Spyder is a much lesser car, and the truth is the Carrera GT is simply too good of a deal to pass up. By this time next year hopefully we'll know all there is to know about the 997 Turbo, Gallardo SV, Murcielago R (crazy version), and 430 CS, and by then I'll realize even more how amazing the CGT is. More chances than not, I'll pick up a slightly-used CGT this time next year if the wife permits it or not
, and anyone who disagrees, really needs to see a doctor!TTRon
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How are the gallardos in Reliability, I know they are chain driven, and they are supposed to be built to last as almost an everyday driver, are all these true? Im gettting a Top gear episode as my source though
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