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Originally Posted by toronto
what was it built for? look in the history books, compair that to what a ferrari road car was built for
i am not saying it doesn't have any, it just doesn't have as much as a ferrari does in the 50 years it has been around
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Considering the Corvette is a single car - and Ferrari is an entire company - I would hope that Ferrari has more racing heritage than the Corvette as a car.
However, when it comes to single model lineage, the Corvette is only ousted by VW Beetle - and apart from Herbie - has no racing heritage.
I think the longest running streek for a Ferrari model is about 7 years - with the successful racing chassis being redesigned EVERY year to compete - whereas the times that Corvette (again a single model - not a company) has gone racing, it has kicked ass with the same model a couyple years in a row - and when doing so was based on the STREET car, which was then changed for street car reasons and the racing Corvette would then come back and begin winning again.
:)
So - it is rather difficult to dismiss the heritage thing - so lets call it a wash as well.
SO now we come down to it that the 360 does not even have a unique or lengthy racing heritage afterall, and is still over priced, easily out performed and really common.. :shock: :shock:
I guess it is not really that greta of a car afterall... ;)
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