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  1. they're classics and still have (obviously) iconic styling (and for those reasons I'd still love to own one), but by modern standards they're pretty poor performers. In reality, they're hot, uncomfortable, unreliable, and by modern standards, slow. A 30,000 dollar mustang GT will beat one in every possible performance test. Like I said though, I'd still own one. Nothing quite like a Countach, in terms of looks and status and history.
  2. That car doesn't come from the factory like that, doesn't have the factory warranty, doesn't have 750 horsepower, and still isn't anywhere near the fastest car on the planet. I hope your dinar intel is better than your automotive intel. ;-)
  3. Iirc the v10 r8 is 560 hp, and nowhere near the fastest car on the planet.
  4. I bet the Children's Hospital of Wisconsin is going to be thrilled with their $8.60 donation, in foreign currency that isn't accepted at most banking institutions. Why don't you take a dump in the clothes donation bin at the Salvation Army while you're at it.
  5. Of course the 2565 is USD. That's why there's a $ in front of it. His math is correct, Aqua Dude's is not.
  6. I think your math is a little off. $8000/$2565 = 3.11. Not $3.11. In any math, units cancel themselves out as well. Take your ratio of 3.11 and mutiply it by the current IQD value of $0.00086 and you end up with $0.0027, not $3.11. It's pretty easy to check this math, as well, because an increase of 0.00086 to 3.11 is an increase of 3616 times, while an increase of 2565 to 8000 is only an increase of 3.11 times.
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