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Old 02-07-2005, 06:12 PM
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Default Re: I finally did something about the performance of the XF

I hope Bulls Eye is happy with his purchase, and I wish him luck. I just did a web search for his new ride under "images" and all I can say is that everyone is entitled to thier own opinion.

This is a case of style vs. straight line acceleration.

We all have our own needs and motovations.

Sadly both for Bulls Eye and Daimler-Chrysler, this car was poorly marketed.

It is not a go fast car, but more of a piece of rolling sculpture, an interesting, creative and fun work of art, a design that is reminicent of other previous designs that were less popular than all those corvettes.

I love washing this car, it's curves and lines are dramatic, exciting and different, similar to another car I own and adore.

If you have a minute, why not check out another interesting design from 1963 that has stood the test of time, and yes, you can still buy a brand new one today.

http://www.theavanti.com/

http://www.avantisource.com/

http://www.garyzcarz.com/studebaker.htm