[DeTomaso] The oddest Supercar in the world....
MikeLDrew at aol.com
MikeLDrew at aol.com
Mon Sep 14 12:05:41 EDT 2015
Hi guys,
I was at the 24 Hours of Lemons race this weekend in Thunderhill, and the
team across from us had this ridiculous-looking city car parked in their
pits. It is called the Tango T600 or something like that. It looked like it
would topple over in a stiff breeze, and the aesthetics of it rendered it a
four-wheeled form of birth control.
Curious, I went over to speak to them and discovered that one of the team
drivers was the inventor of this thing. I was shocked to learn how heavy it
was (weight added for stability), and even more shocked to learn that it
cost $240,000!!!!
That's because they are hand-built; if a manufacturer could be found to
mass-produce them, the costs would naturally plummet.
I was even more amazed to learn that this little thing, which I presumed
might top out at 45-50 mph, is governed to ONLY go 150 mph but is capable of
172!!!!
YOW!!!!!
Check it out here:
http://www.commutercars.com/index.html
Mike
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Hi guys,
I was at the 24 Hours of Lemons race this weekend in Thunderhill, and
the team across from us had this ridiculous-looking city car parked in
their pits. It is called the Tango T600 or something like that. It
looked like it would topple over in a stiff breeze, and the aesthetics
of it rendered it a four-wheeled form of birth control.
Curious, I went over to speak to them and discovered that one of the
team drivers was the inventor of this thing. I was shocked to learn
how heavy it was (weight added for stability), and even more shocked to
learn that it cost $240,000!!!!
That's because they are hand-built; if a manufacturer could be found to
mass-produce them, the costs would naturally plummet.
I was even more amazed to learn that this little thing, which I
presumed might top out at 45-50 mph, is governed to ONLY go 150 mph but
is capable of 172!!!!
YOW!!!!!
Check it out here:
http://www.commutercars.com/index.html
Mike
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