Corvette ZR1 on Autobahn. Does 195
 

Damm thanks for sharing!!the ZR1 is a beast:twisted:

I' m sure you will see plenty around South Florida soon, Enzo.

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LOL! Again,Germans engineering American cars.:laugh:

It will have no American sports car that does not have aid of the germanic engineers??



PLZ.Dont take it personal.:-)

Well someone has to bring the beer.

No offense, but you seem very naive (I can think of worse words) in that subject. Because a company is located in United States doesn't mean it can only be made by American nationals. And you forget that GM has a large presence in Germany with Opel. Auto industry is very international and guess what, even European cars are made with American talents and technology in more ways that you'll know. Cough, Koenigsegg, cough.

I know that...but i was talking about supercars like you know.

You didnt understand or didnt want to understand what i said.


Koenigsegg used to have an american engine from Ford but thats it.Its not an american built supercar.

And i never said that USA didnt have american people with talent.

Then don't start shit when you don't need to.

Calm down man. :thumbdown:

Now that was a valid point. :mrgreen:

I think Spiffu pretty much summed this one up.

Who'd a thunk companies would hire people from different countries?!?! :ohmy:;-)

Man its all you have to say? Poor discussion.:-(

Your entiire premise was wrong though.

The ZR1 is already completed and built and on sale - just because a German-national is involved in the process of final road testing does NOT make the car "German Engineered"

Please go elsewhere to start your nonsense.

The engine is as Sweedish as I am Korean. The company which designed and built the engine in each Koenigsegg through the CCR is about 40 miles from my home. They engineered the engine that is in the CCX, and Koenigsegg assemble it "locally" with a large amount of "american blue-coller engineering" in it.

See what o wrote in my 1st post.Or i need to write better english or you need to read more than once.