It's picture Tuesday again, and today I'm giving you a choice of six cars.
As we know, we can divide cars into three groups, muscle, tuner and exotic. So, make your pick, which one would you rather have? Yes, most of the used cars for sale shops only sell old tuners and if you're in America, you can get a muscle car for next to nothing as well, but are you more of a Ferrari kind of guy/girl?
Although the auto insurance can really hurt you at the end of the month, owning a Lamborghini or a Zonda is worth it at the end of the day, or that's my opinion. So, I'll go with the exotics, thank you very much!
How about you?
Believe it or not, Honda decided to dig up a legend and bring it back to life!
This is the new Honda NSX Japanese Super GT race car, and it's going for a win...
Now, as we all know, Japan is one of the 3 biggest car producers in the world, alongside America and Europe. And Japan's cars are famous for one thing, tuning. That's why they sometimes refer to Japanese cars as tuners.
Basically, the recipe is simple, build a body which is simplified and easy to modify, get an engine which is simplified and easy to modify, and then put the engine in a place where it is simplified and easy to modify. Throw them all together, and you get a car that has more potential than Mark Webber becoming an airport pilot!
And best of all, the car insurance won't kill you and your friends will love your new ca. Now, unfortunately, this was the case about five to ten years ago. When we had the Toyota Supra, his little brother, the Celica, the Nissan Skyline and don't forget the Mazda Rx-7. All of those legends buried in the used cars section.
Mazda and Nissan have introduced replacements, and Toyota went green... So, Honda, I'd say, good job!
