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**YabbaIn** · 07-04-2007, 02:53 AM

Agreed 100%. This is the reason why the Veyron is more than just special - it's a phenominal achievement because it's built to cruise like any other luxury car, but unlike every other supercar, it's luxurious and it probably won't rattle to pieces like a Hennessey would at speed as well as other supercars. It should last as long as any other normal car should on the road as well.

Ok, so now why wouldn't any other sports car or tuner car last as long if you drive it like any other normal car?

If you constantly ripped the motor, I could see the Veyron lasting a little longer then a supercar and especially a tuners car, but under normal conditions, they are going to last equally as long if maintenance is done routinely. Even with the every now and then pedal to the floor, they should last just as long.

but that Viper doesn't like turns.

From what I have been reading up on reviews, the new Viper's, SRT10 models, are supposed to handle extremely well, and a lot better then the competition, the Z06.
Though I have been wondering lately why the Z06 and SRT10 have all that power, 500+ but don't have a wing to help handling like all other sports cars.

07-04-2007, 02:53 AM	#46
YabbaIn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 416 Senior Member	Agreed 100%. This is the reason why the Veyron is more than just special - it's a phenominal achievement because it's built to cruise like any other luxury car, but unlike every other supercar, it's luxurious and it probably won't rattle to pieces like a Hennessey would at speed as well as other supercars. It should last as long as any other normal car should on the road as well. Ok, so now why wouldn't any other sports car or tuner car last as long if you drive it like any other normal car? If you constantly ripped the motor, I could see the Veyron lasting a little longer then a supercar and especially a tuners car, but under normal conditions, they are going to last equally as long if maintenance is done routinely. Even with the every now and then pedal to the floor, they should last just as long. but that Viper doesn't like turns. From what I have been reading up on reviews, the new Viper's, SRT10 models, are supposed to handle extremely well, and a lot better then the competition, the Z06. Though I have been wondering lately why the Z06 and SRT10 have all that power, 500+ but don't have a wing to help handling like all other sports cars.
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