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Would you buy a Porsche or other german cars if Germany had a speed limit?
That is basically a question which is being discussed on german TV right now. Car manufacturers claim that americans (for example) love to buy german cars cause Germany has no speed limit and the cars are developed for that. now they want to introduce a speed limit in Germany too (about 80 mp/h - 130 km/h) and the companies fear that they will sell less cars and it will hurt the economy.
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Umm no, do you not understand we bought German cars like Porcshe because of hotwheels, the cool posters and hollywood told us too. It had nothing to do with some magical no speed limit that most of us never learned about until much after our desire for them was preset. |
I have 5 German performance cars and I live in the US.. Valentineone,never leave home with out it. :)
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There is no speed limit on the race track :)
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I think that's BS.
If cars would be designed according to speed limits then most cars in europe wouldn't go faster then 120 km/h. People by fast cars because well........ they can be fast :) and people don't look at any speed limit in either the manufacturors country or the country the buyer lives in. |
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although - i like the "no limit" thing - driving 250 km/h is fun. :) |
I couldn't give a fuck.
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Going to the berlin show is always fun and I can't wait till next year to try out Maurice his new AMG. 300+ km/h baby!!! :helpme |
I think it make a sub-conscience difference. Not just that they can go fast but can go fast for long periods of time, dependable fast.
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I really doubt this will go through. I mean, we had the green party in the government for seven years and nobody was really talking about it during these seven years. Just because the SPD has a brain fart now doesn't mean it's actually gonna happen :)
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people in the US buy german cars for quality and prestige and because american cars for the most part (at least historically) are absolute shit... not because of various speed limits in germany.
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Won't happen soon and when there will be a speed limit we will have flying cars anyway.
One of the best Autobahn in Germany is the A5, my home racing track :D Sucks that Audi limits it's top speed to 150mph though. |
People buy corvettes even with american speed limit so this is BS.
But don't start speed limit because this means license requirements will become slack and stupid people will get to drive and you will have more death on the road even with lower speeds. |
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My car does 0-60 in 4.1 seconds (stock). It's not German, nor do I give a crap what they drive in any other country.
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Most of Germany has a Speed Limit anyways. I don't seeit making a difference.
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won't ever happen
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it's a bullshit idea because of the whole climate debate. they think by having a speed limit they will save the planet. actually it would lower the yearly CO2 output by 0,4%
it would help more if they forbid beans that make people fart methane |
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Did you finally get that Ferrari? |
I buy Porsche's because they are reliable, safe, strong, sexy and have a 0 to 60 that knocks the shit out of most other cars. My 911 twin turbo had a reworked (blueprinted) engine modified transmission and i got 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds. I got stopped twice with this car in the UK for doing 120 in a 30 limit and let off both times. Why did they let me off#1 im an old fart #2. i gave them a test drive in the car. That would never happen here in San Diego, it would be straight to jail. Anyway i digress, if Germany changed the speed limit to 10 mph i would still buy a Porsche over any other car.
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no, it doesnt matter what the speed limits in germany are.
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yeah!!!!! |
Germans make Volkswagens too, you know.
wonder why people buy them? |
I just love Mercedes cars :liebe028::liebe028:
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