Amc
Senior Member
Joined: Dec 2002
Posts: 4,837
From: Wayne, NJ
Originally Posted by Baldy' date='Sep 3 2003, 09:18 AM
[quote name='kkw4p' date='Sep 3 2003, 10:16 AM'] You're all right actually.
It was a PRV engine.. Puegot, Renault, Volvo.
And to whomever said it was a piece of ****.. long after your car rusts and sits crumbling in a junkyard the Delorean will be running in mint condition. I thought it was a great idea to make a stainless steel car.. they'd last frigging forever. No buying a new car every 10 years.. keep replacing the engine and it'd last 50..
It was a PRV engine.. Puegot, Renault, Volvo.
And to whomever said it was a piece of ****.. long after your car rusts and sits crumbling in a junkyard the Delorean will be running in mint condition. I thought it was a great idea to make a stainless steel car.. they'd last frigging forever. No buying a new car every 10 years.. keep replacing the engine and it'd last 50..
well, I guess they make money relying on the fact that we have to replace our car every 10 years... [/quote]
it's called planned/scheduled obseletion.
Our entire society works on the fact that manufacturers plan there items on becoming obsolete so they can sell you a new better version.
Like the george foreman grill, it's on like version 50 of that damn thing.
if you make one car last forever no one will ever buy a car again and the industry dive bombs.
kevin.
Senior Member
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 2,483
From: Fayetteville, Georgia
Originally Posted by pengaru' date='Sep 2 2003, 09:10 PM
[quote name='Apex13B' date='Sep 3 2003, 12:29 AM'] the car is truly a piece of ****. And the only reason why ppl like it is because of michael j fox.
kind of like ferrari 512TR's (testarossa for you morons) and miami vice
kind of like ferrari 512TR's (testarossa for you morons) and miami vice
Is there anywhere I can actually see pics of his cars?
I heard he has a twin-turbo, billet aluminum V12 in a Ferrari GTO, but I haven't seen anything to back that up...
Of course, he was the one who said it...in an interview with /.
