[DeTomaso] Road & Track online

Jerry Knotts knottsj at galstar.com
Wed Mar 5 17:21:10 EST 2014


Boyd,

Also you have to remember that Volvo is the original sobb sister.

jerry


On 3/5/2014 3:19 PM, Boyd Casey wrote:
>     I certainly agree  that the largest the sample size the more diverse
>     the lis will be but at some point one has to draw the line. But some of
>     the choices I suggest don't even belong in a list of cars.The most
>     substantial error (in my opinion is the 1997 Thrust SSC.How can a "one
>     of" land speed record machine even be considered in a list of cool
>     cars? I don't consider it to be a car except under the largest stretch
>     of the imagination. The Bronco isn't a car it's a truck , The Saab
>     although it is a car is as far from cool as one can be, When people
>     used to come into dealerships I worked at trying to trade out of these
>     "boat anchors"  we had an inside Joke , we said " I don't wan't to hear
>      any Sobb (Saab) stories" Saabs and Peugeot's had the lowest residual
>     value of any car on the market. These cars had a residual value value
>     of between 22%and 28%  for 60 months (for comparison purposes Hondas
>     and M.B) which had among the highest residuals values  between 48 and
>     54% for 60 months). The residual value was the most important basis in
>     calculating what the cost would be to lease a car. A car wih  50%
>     reisdual value for a 60 month lease would  lose 50% of it's value over
>     60 months . So to make a long story short these cars were pieces of
>     junk.
>     And how about the original Boss 302? Instead of the modern version. I
>     don't want to come across as a  complainer but I just think that they
>     didn't provide what they promised in the title of their article. Many
>     of the cars listed ar in fact very cool. But I think they are a far cry
>     from the "coolest" in the past 51 years.
>
>     On Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 2:20 PM, doug sedon <[1]sedond at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>          redneck supercar?  the car maybe not.  but the owners?
>       absolutely!  i
>          have never belonged to a list - cars or otherwise - filled w/so
>       many
>          freaking rednecks.  i own #2602 in spite of it!  ;~)
>          doug s.,
>          commie pinko owner of #2602
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   Boyd,
   Also you have to remember that Volvo is the original sobb sister.
   jerry
   On 3/5/2014 3:19 PM, Boyd Casey wrote:

   I certainly agree  that the largest the sample size the more diverse
   the lis will be but at some point one has to draw the line. But some of
   the choices I suggest don't even belong in a list of cars.The most
   substantial error (in my opinion is the 1997 Thrust SSC.How can a "one
   of" land speed record machine even be considered in a list of cool
   cars? I don't consider it to be a car except under the largest stretch
   of the imagination. The Bronco isn't a car it's a truck , The Saab
   although it is a car is as far from cool as one can be, When people
   used to come into dealerships I worked at trying to trade out of these
   "boat anchors"  we had an inside Joke , we said " I don't wan't to hear
    any Sobb (Saab) stories" Saabs and Peugeot's had the lowest residual
   value of any car on the market. These cars had a residual value value
   of between 22%and 28%  for 60 months (for comparison purposes Hondas
   and M.B) which had among the highest residuals values  between 48 and
   54% for 60 months). The residual value was the most important basis in
   calculating what the cost would be to lease a car. A car wih  50%
   reisdual value for a 60 month lease would  lose 50% of it's value over
   60 months . So to make a long story short these cars were pieces of
   junk.
   And how about the original Boss 302? Instead of the modern version. I
   don't want to come across as a  complainer but I just think that they
   didn't provide what they promised in the title of their article. Many
   of the cars listed ar in fact very cool. But I think they are a far cry
   from the "coolest" in the past 51 years.

   On Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 2:20 PM, doug sedon [1]<[1]sedond at yahoo.com> wrote:

        redneck supercar?  the car maybe not.  but the owners?
     absolutely!  i
        have never belonged to a list - cars or otherwise - filled w/so
     many
        freaking rednecks.  i own #2602 in spite of it!  ;~)
        doug s.,
        commie pinko owner of #2602
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