Seeing these two cars, driven back to back, on the same course, with the same driver, and noticing the outrageous differences between them is astonishing.....
Too bad you can't take that FXX on the streets. I haven't seen a FXX but they had an Enzo out at the track a couple of months ago and all that I can say is incredible. The sound alone was incredible. I took the M3 to try and see if I could at least keep up with it, and not even a chance in the world. Both well built cars, and the extra money for the FXX is well worth it.
Fuck off rollmodel. It is a turbo m3 that is raced by one of my friends. He races in the GT2 champ series in a GT3 and runs another with the M3. I helped sponsor the M3 so I own a percentage of the car thanks.
Wow looks like you can't read moron!! Come out to the track in Dallas and you will find out if I am a part owner or not. I have owned several cars but I decided to invest in a couple of companies rather then buy toys. I have a ford ranger, saleen and part of a M3. Is there a problem with that?? I have worked for EVERYTHING that I have and proud of it. I work hard to get what I have and there is NO freebeies that come my way. Good try though.
It's not about what, or how much of what, you own. The only thing that matters here is what you say and how you say it. Your judged by your peers on the merit of your posts alone, and a thick skin will serve you better than a cocky attitude and third grade comebacks. Maybe you'll take this to heart.
"Sick" videos to say the least. What I noticed the most, besides the incredible drifting was how those Porches' got Owned by both the Enzo and the FXX. No comparison.
Too bad the Sultan of Brunei has FXX's and Enzo's and will probably throw them in the Sea when he gets tired of them (If he hasn't already).
The street car is driven like a freaking clown is at the wheel. I've never seen that much frantic sawing at the wheel in any video. The FXX is quite likely on slicks and the difference in tires alone is huge. Very little oversteer and easy to hold on the line thru the corners. Still, they are amazing cars.
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but what a car!
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