Reliving the glory: The 2002 Ferrari Enzo

Reliving the glory: The 2002 Ferrari Enzo

Named after the company’s founder, the 2002 Ferrari Enzo put forth race-winning Formula One technology on the road to celebrate Ferrari’s first Formula One World Championship into the new millennium. If there ever was a car maker more famously known for its involvements in motorsports, it would have to be Ferrari. No other manufacturer has dominated [...]

The Man in the Iron Suite returns… with an Audi


New Iron Man 2 trailer is up! Marvel Universe inhabitants, unite! Gotta’ love the Man’s love for Audi’s. Very un-BMW like. Eat you heart out, bimmerphile!

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“My dad’s car is so much better than your dad’s car.”


And the Audi-BMW war continues. BMW brings it down to the grassroots level – a classroom filled with graders. You’ll have to watch the video to the end though, ‘cause that’s where BMW gets ass kicking in full swing. I’m sure you’ll agree that sourgraping is just too obvious. Especially after Audi just finished bragging about their three-peat Car and Driver comparisons. What do you think?

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Simply irresistible


Here’s something even marketing professionals just can’t ignore – a good old Ferrari up for grabs.

For $115,000, you get to own this mint-condition 1985 512 Berlinetta Boxer. Nevermind if its engine isn’t a flat 12 with which the original BB debuted with. For the money, you get a 180-degree V12 whose song calls upon the heavens above and the hells below.

If you had this baby, would you park it in your own living room and gawk at its sexy lines all day? Or would you rather drive around town and be cooler than Steve McQueen?

Both ideas sound good, but we’d rather be out driving it like it was supposed to – like hell.

Of course, we’d still be pampering it with all the love money can’t buy.

What do you think?

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Audi and their eight-gear wonder tranny


This is stepping over the line. It’s just too (how do I put it)… unnecessary.

Sure, six gears are just sweet for high speed cruising. Seven is overkill, even for luxury cars, while eight is just too damn much.

How many gears do you need to get from point A to point B?

Yes, you may get some boost in fuel economy, but what about the ‘oomph’? Having too many gears just gives you too little rpm range for engine braking, something that is completely necessary if you’re planning on crossing the 200mph mark.

Unless you’re a lightning-fast shifter, the time it will take to downshift from 8th to 2nd gear just in time to avoid hurtling off a corner will have gotten you in the hospital by then.

Even double clutches can’t shift as fast. Even if they were to become capable in the near future, it’s just a waste of energy.

It also gives more ‘free-wheeling’ time to leave you helpless in high speed cornering, a big NO-NO for hooners.

Well, all of this is from a performance perspective. Still, eight gears will surely do wonders of squeezing more miles out of each gallon.

Keep up the good work, Audi. You’re amazing.

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For the love of one’s car


Here’s an incredible way to spend time, space and money for your car. This astounding architectural feat of glass and metal, commissioned by a Ferrari owner living in Brentwood California, has been the subject of complaints by the said Ferrari owner’s neighbors. To quote them neighbors, it “could degrade hillside neighborhoods throughout the city” by setting a precedent.

Boo! You guys are just total killjoys. The indoor garage is connected to the street by means of a ten-foot long, 15-foot high retractable bridge that uses a hydraulic ramp. If you ask us, it’s all a show of a man’s love for his car. Nothing more, nothing less. But since the neighbors put it that way, the Ferrari owner has no choice but to tear it down.

Our heartfelt sympathies go to Holger Schubert, said Ferrari owner. Maybe you can just buy another house that doesn’t need a bridged garage and is a few blocks away from your whiny neighbors.

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Adhering to gravity


Well, here’s another painful reminder that you should never have your new car delivered. This Ferrari F430 Spyder was sitting quietly on a delivery truck down at Ernie Boch’s luxury car dealership in Boston when WHAM! Part of the ramp failed, dropping the luxury supercar to its rearward demise.

How’s insurance going to cover this one? The incident was so gross that FOX news cared to send their chopper out to cover the whole story, windshield wipers swinging an all. Parental guidance is advised. And oh, Ferraris are still great, except their heavy rears don’t do well in terms of overall balance when sitting vertical.

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