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This paragraph has no citation, so it's not credible.
In fact it is credible. It was recorded on film directly from Goodyear during the tests.
This paragraph has no citation, so it's not credible.
2.73 rear ratio with a toploader Ford 4 speed.It's also a one off not a production car. Who knows how it was geared.
homeforsummerI like that too. Only I like it even more if the rest of the car isn't shouting, "LOOK! LOOK! LOOK AT MEEEEE! I'M BRIGHT AND SHINY AND LOOK!"
There is a difference there. up! actually kind of makes sense and fits the car, my comments about repellant aside. Eliminator is an ominous name for pretend-machos with self-steem issues that need to be told constantly they're machos, which is probably who the car is aimed at anyway. LaFerrari just seems LaFerrarrarirrararirariLa-dah-dee-rirrari.
I'm sorry, but
This is not the gas mileage wall. Fuel efficiency is a good thing, but it's not cool, even if you're poor and need it. The only people who think gas mileage affects coolness are environmentalists and people more deserving than I of my username.
Yet another argument in a cool wall thread! How surprising! (Sarcasm)
As for the car, solid cool!
Fixed that for you.
(Oh, for heaven's sake, now I am contradicting myself by joining the W&N beating...must've stuck on me from someone )
Or truckers with E30 BMW project cars, like my mate who owns an Up. I believe @SVT Cobra GT has one too, unless I'm very much mistaken.up! is a cutesy name for hipsters and clueless airheads, which is probably who the car is aimed at anyway
There is a difference there.
Eliminator actually kind of makes sense and fits the car, Famine's comments about repellant aside. up! is a cutesy name for hipsters and clueless airheads, which is probably who the car is aimed at anyway.
Either names are a valid consideration in the coolness of a car, or they're not.
If the name appeals to the very people you think they're trying to sell the car to, then I would say it "makes sense and fits the car." And since that makes the Eliminator name OK, then it makes up! OK as well. 💡
I'm not sure what's more breathtaking: Your hypocrisy, or how utterly unaware of it you seem to be.
Therein lies the problem.
The Cougar Eliminator was aimed at cool people.
The up!... wasn't.
And the Sunbird was aimed at.........?
Therein lies the problem.
The Cougar Eliminator was aimed at people who wanted to say that they didn't just own a Mercury Cougar, but a cinnabar-based aftershave for keeping away predatory older ladies.
The up! is aimed at people who want a fairly well built, very well designed, notably fun to drive, reasonably priced city car.
Sunbird
Cool people who wanted a cool looking big engined Mustang:Therein lies the problem.
The Cougar Eliminator was aimed at cool people.
The up!... wasn't.
What part exactly how you're not surprised, or the idea of an argument in the cool wall since the first cool wall? Or both, sorry I just wanted clarification cause you know I'm curious
pro tip: IT'S A TRAP (i.e. loaded question)
Or truckers with E30 BMW project cars, like my mate who owns an Up. I believe @SVT Cobra GT has one too, unless I'm very much mistaken.
JDM only.In the case of the Cougar, I'm fine with the name eventhough Famine has suggested it repels older women, I've never even thought about that until he's mentioned it. Famine's example of a car being named pansyfairy GTI would indeed probably affect my view of it but it's very unlikely a car will be called that.
Another cool American name:
Ford Thundercougarfalconbird.
Back on topic. Car looks nice but it's a one-off.