Past: McLaren F1 LM
Current: Veyron
Current: Veyron
Not any more. Their previous cars have been rebodied Mercedes-Benz and BMWs, but like Saleen and others, they've transitioned to developing their own cars. The Karma is not based on any existing platform. Not only is the platform unique, as far as I can tell its Q-Drive drivetrain is exclusive to Fisker (so far). Target price is $80K.2 votes for Fisker
don't they just take expensive cars... rebody them, add some leather then sell for double the orginal sticker?
Make mine a Zonda F Roadster . with the luggage and the shoesPagani Zonda F
Ford GT. An American car to be proud of.
Not any more. Their previous cars have been rebodied Mercedes-Benz and BMWs, but like Saleen and others, they've transitioned to developing their own cars. The Karma is not based on any existing platform. Not only is the platform unique, as far as I can tell its Q-Drive drivetrain is exclusive to Fisker (so far). Target price is $80K.
It's nice to see that true innovation still lives in the American auto industry. Although Fisker and Quantum Technologies are based in southern California, the rumor is Fisker is looking at Detriot for Karma's production location.
roof: while the M3 has carbon fiber, solar-cells are the Karma's equivalent
With those conditions, I'll take an S65 please. There are a lot of other cars mentioned in this thread that I'd like to drive, but given the restrictions it would be silly for me to take a million dollar car that I couldn't afford to maintain or insure or even have a place to park.This is a question I love to ask guys that I just met: If I were to give you a certificate that you could redeem for any new car. Anything at all, The sky is the limit, What would that car be for you?
Exclusions:
Must be current year
You can not sell it
997 GT3 RSR.
I cannot believe this. Nobody wants the Nissan monster? I 'll take the GTR for my next Japanese Supercar. Godzilla still doesn't receive much respect, even from NSXPrime members.
This is a question I love to ask guys that I just met: If I were to give you a certificate that you could redeem for any new car. Anything at all, The sky is the limit, What would that car be for you?
Exclusions:
Must be current year
You can not sell it
So........Whats YOUR Car?