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**Abaronos** · 08-26-2009, 12:25 AM

increasing the dependance on oil is not helping freedom

If they keep it in the garage, how are they burning fuel?

Not like this thing eats 4 million barrels of gasoline an hour. Lame reasoning.

I'm saying the car is all about looks/status (like a hummer)

The Hummer H2 and H3 though, are expensive as hell, and and not nearly as capable as this thing is. Heck, the H2 and H3 barely can compete in their own classes.
This SVT is in a class of its own!

$33k for a baseline H3 and $61k for a baseline H2 that are honestly, pretty poor performers. If it was all about looks and status, it wouldn't perform the way that it does and have aftermarket modifications already bolted on.

Also, it was all about status, I would imagine that this thing would need to cost a little bit more, as $40k in the car market, especially for something like this, isn't very much money.

08-26-2009, 12:25 AM	#19
Abaronos Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 452 Senior Member	increasing the dependance on oil is not helping freedom If they keep it in the garage, how are they burning fuel? Not like this thing eats 4 million barrels of gasoline an hour. Lame reasoning. I'm saying the car is all about looks/status (like a hummer) The Hummer H2 and H3 though, are expensive as hell, and and not nearly as capable as this thing is. Heck, the H2 and H3 barely can compete in their own classes. This SVT is in a class of its own! $33k for a baseline H3 and $61k for a baseline H2 that are honestly, pretty poor performers. If it was all about looks and status, it wouldn't perform the way that it does and have aftermarket modifications already bolted on. Also, it was all about status, I would imagine that this thing would need to cost a little bit more, as $40k in the car market, especially for something like this, isn't very much money.
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