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Help me decide

Discussion in 'General Automotive Discussion' started by topcarbon, Jul 6, 2018.

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Choose a car

Poll closed Jul 6, 2019.
  1. Countach

    54.5%
  2. Ferrari 308

    45.5%
  1. topcarbon

    topcarbon F1 Rookie

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    in early September I will be driving one of my cars from Phoenix to Milwaukee.
    I can’t decide which is the better choice
    Drive the Lamborghini countach or ferrari 308 gtb.
    There are a many reasons to do both and to not do one versus the other.
    I can’t decide!
    Which would you choose, and why?

    Thank you for your help
     
  2. Tcar

    Tcar F1 Rookie

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    Hertz or Avis....
     
  3. topcarbon

    topcarbon F1 Rookie

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    So, you’re saying rent a car?
     
  4. GT4 Joe

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    GTB.
    More comfortable, safer and reliable.
     
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  5. topcarbon

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    Reliability I would say are equal
    Both drive very well

    I would give the gtb more comfort but just slightly

    Safe? Not sure how one would be less or more safe
    Like road safe?
     
  6. GT4 Joe

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    You can see out of a 308 fairly easily, Countach has rear view blind spots. Yeah I know, don't worry about what is behind you!
     
  7. italianjobonly

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    Agreed. Ferraris are also meant for nice long drives. Lambos are great but I wouldn't be driving them for more than an hour or so. Good luck on your trip and feel free to share some pics :)
     
  8. cnpapa24

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    While I love both cars, the Countach just makes for a much better story.
     
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  9. topcarbon

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    Yeah, that’s true
     
  10. Isobel

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    Better to go with the one everyone will assume is a replica. Less headaches at stops.
     
  11. topcarbon

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    Im going with the Countach
    I will document the drive
    Should be an experience

    I did Ohio to Phoenix in a previous countach I owned. At least this drive my wife is coming
     
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    absent F1 Veteran Lifetime Rossa

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    GTB.
    I had to drive a 5000S in 1986 from Upper Saddle River to Chicago between Christmas and New Year (overnight delivery to an important client).
    I needed physical therapy afterwards, my back, my neck were ruined, I suspect my current Tinnitis has something to do with it too.
     
  13. xotik

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    Definitely document the trip. I look forward to the story.
     
  14. topcarbon

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    for sure
    thinking Phoenix to santa fe NM
    Santa Fe to Golden CO
    Golden CO TO Keystone SD(mount Rushmore)
    Keystone to Cedar Rapids
    Cedar Rapids to Milwaukee
     

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