Funny, it is pretty rare to see NSXs in general even in Miami.. Yesterday, I saw a yellow NSX-T with rims right by Lincoln Road and Meridian.. and then like 30 min later I saw a black 91-92 NSX on the Julia Tuttle Causeway with Georgia plates..
spyderman33 said:... I have yet to see an Enzo on the road...
DocL said:You need to get up to Boca more often. I've seen two on the road here.
smoore said:for the price those cars don't do anything for me.
unless i was a grandma running from the mophia
nsx1164 said:saw several cool cars at the race, and on the highways, last weekend too -- was at the Rolex Daytona 24H race.
A black Lambo Gallardo passed me on southbound I-95 -- he was clearly doing triple digits in the dry. I passed him a little later in the rain , then he blew by me again once we got back to dry in Martin Co. Impressive machine.
Still haven't seen any "extreme" supercars (Enzo, Pagani Zonda, F50, Saleen S7), but there seem to be a LOT of the "entry-level supercars" (P911 GT2 and TT, 360 Modena, Lambo Gallardo and Diablo). Lots of tricked-out sedan/GT cars too... AMG CL55/SL55, AM Vanquish, etc -- and of course the good old ghetto-fied SUVs (Hummers, Escalades, AMG G55s, Range Rovers, etc).
OK -- maybe the Murcielago and later Diablo models (6.0, SV) are not really "entry level" supercarsBrian2by2 said:I don't think I've ever heard of a Lambo as an "entry level supercar" I reserve that name for the NSX, 360, 996TT, Viper...basically cars you tend to see on the road once or twice a month