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Try to touch either one for that price. I dare you. 400k plus for either car, IF you can get one (which you can't)

Not in a million years.

Sorry it looks too much like a McLaren M4, I'll take mine thanks.

I have solid signal but no connection on iPad or iPhone ....crap

Eastern or Central time?

Awesome can't wait to see it - keep us posted!

Man you nailed it. I am as guilty as any person of having that little bit of ego surge - it makes the car even sweeter.

Wanna make God laugh? Plan your future...

Anyone that says they don't care what happens to their values is talking out of the side of their mouths. Of course we care. Unless of course you like losing money, which I don't.

Don't listen to him, he doesn't have the money right now like I do. I will give you full sticker price ;)

Yeah it explains it j a

Yeah, goodness knows seeing a girls naked butt will cause her to become a juvenile delinquent stripper one day.

I've had both Diablo Roadster and a Murcielago. Both cars are poser cars in my opinion, as they drive like Mack trucks with no power steering. If thats your thing, great, but there truly is no comparison to the driving experience in a Ford GT. Now a Scuderia 16M is another story….

Runway numbers at Chicago Midway, Dallas Fort Worth and Tyler, Texas?

What do the black ones look like? Do you have a picture of them?

Funny I asked, I received mine today! They look great! Whenever you do another run for the sills I would be interested in those as well. Thanks!

Any idea when I will receive mine? Mark Wyant Dallas

I didn't know that. I thought they were reversed. Neither one represents a huge amount no matter what.

280K (including premium) for a car that was the most produced (white/blue) with 3K miles - thats a really good price. I am surprised the red stripe delete went that cheaply with only 300 miles. Still, it shows these cars are going to half million within a couple of years unless the economy...

Shelby, Stewart Paint and Body ( a noted Dallas high end exotic body shop) just repaired my diffuser for the same reasons as the OP. He stated that it was NOT fiberglass, but rather a carbon based plastic product. These guys are rarely wrong. Just saying.