28-02-09, 12:54 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Monschau/Germany, near the Belgian border
Posts: 107
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 406Special
If fuel consumption or CO2 wasn't an issue,
then a lovely supercharged V8 or V6 from any of the Germans would do
the trick.
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I think this should not be an issue for a car costing 200,000+.
Will someone who is able to spend sums like that on a car really be very interested in fuel consumption?
And there are quite a lot of interesting engines around at the moment, just look at the 6 litre 12-cyl motors of Aston Martin, Mercedes, Bentley (i.e. VW), BMW (incl. Rolls-Royce). So I don't really see a scarcity of appropriate engines if Chrysler should stop production.
As for CO2, I personally don't believe in CO2 induced climate change at all. But that's another question.
Regards,
Markus
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