Just Eric Bana, played 'Hoot' in Black Hawk Down, and 'Nero' in Star Wars. Was also in Finding Nemo, Hulk, Troy and Funny People.Mekstizzle wrote:
I just skipped the crappy Star in a car bit, I can't even be bothered watching it unless it's someone vaguely interesting. Who the fuck was this guy.
Who the hell is NeroPrivateVendetta wrote:
Just Eric Bana, played 'Hoot' in Black Hawk Down, and 'Nero' in Star Wars. Was also in Finding Nemo, Hulk, Troy and Funny People.Mekstizzle wrote:
I just skipped the crappy Star in a car bit, I can't even be bothered watching it unless it's someone vaguely interesting. Who the fuck was this guy.
No one interesting.
NeroMikey wrote:
Who the hell is NeroPrivateVendetta wrote:
Just Eric Bana, played 'Hoot' in Black Hawk Down, and 'Nero' in Star Wars. Was also in Finding Nemo, Hulk, Troy and Funny People.Mekstizzle wrote:
I just skipped the crappy Star in a car bit, I can't even be bothered watching it unless it's someone vaguely interesting. Who the fuck was this guy.
No one interesting.
Lol, whoops.Mikey wrote:
Oh, Star Trek.
Nice one asswipe.
WHAT THE FUCKCapnNismo wrote:
Could they have picked 3 uglier cars to take with them???
All wrong.CapnNismo wrote:
Ferrari hasn't had a good lucking car ever since the Enzo for the most part. The 575 and 550 were the last good GTs. The 599 looks horrible. The 430 looks horrible. The new 480 looks horrible. The Enzo looks horrible. The California looks like a slightly modified Alfa 8C. That car looked good. This new bastardized version that is the California does not. None of the new Ferraris LOOK like Ferraris. Look at the F40 and the F50. Then look at the Enzo. WTF happened? They let a Chinese design it, that's what.
Ferrari has lost all of their style. They make amazing cars underneath the sheet metal, but that's where the beauty ends. The moment you look at the car with the sheet metal on it, it just goes downhill from there.
GTFO. Seriously...WHAT?Mekstizzle wrote:
I've always hated Aston Martins.
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I mostly agree, but you've seen the DB7 Zagato, right? Technically it's not a full Aston, but it's one hell of a minger, imo. It looks to me what a crappy ripoff of Vanquish would be (I know it was built earlier than the Vanquish, but still).Snake wrote:
I have to say, I tend to agree on the Ferraris. I wouldnt say the new ones are fugly or whatever, but the F40 really is better than the 599, etc. I d say only the 430 equals it - not a fan of the Enzo.GTFO. Seriously...WHAT?Mekstizzle wrote:
I've always hated Aston Martins.
Well, thats a first for me. Ive never come across anybody who hates Astons The DB5 is a machine of pure beauty, as is the DBS. Oh, an the DB7, and 9. In fact, I cant think of any Aston thats fugly. Even the Virage is appealing.
Having been in a DBS Volante, I can tell you, it really is perfection.
Best part is that I live 5mins from an Aston dealership, and drive past them everyday *drool* (the Bentley and BMW showrooms adjacent get ignored )
Still, each to their own.
The 911, is not that special enough.Jenspm wrote:
I was counting on Hammond to bring a 911
Great episode, loved the driving in the tunnels under the castle
Meh, depends... mostly on if the car was designed to be a convertible or made one by force. Open air in nice weather is NICE though, you really can't deny it if you have ever ridden in one in a sunny day.eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:
I have a severe disdain for convertibles, I've always seen them as for people who dont really care about performance, they just want people to see them driving the car. Plus the Aston and the Lambo looked terrible with the canvas roofs up on them, and the Aston looked dodgy without the roof too, which is hard to say because I adore Astons normally.
They reviewed the gallardo and the aston martin previously, and found them to NOT be wobbly due to the lack of the roof.eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:
I have a severe disdain for convertibles, I've always seen them as for people who dont really care about performance, they just want people to see them driving the car. Plus the Aston and the Lambo looked terrible with the canvas roofs up on them, and the Aston looked dodgy without the roof too, which is hard to say because I adore Astons normally.
But in the process of them not being wobbly, the cars are a lot heavier and lose some of their performance. Its just a personal preference, i dont like hard top cars that are designed to be fast and sporty having the roof cut off because it seems to mean that whoever is driving them prefers looks over performance, and if you are that way, why not get something that was designed not to have a roof from the design stage?Skorpy-chan wrote:
They reviewed the gallardo and the aston martin previously, and found them to NOT be wobbly due to the lack of the roof.eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:
I have a severe disdain for convertibles, I've always seen them as for people who dont really care about performance, they just want people to see them driving the car. Plus the Aston and the Lambo looked terrible with the canvas roofs up on them, and the Aston looked dodgy without the roof too, which is hard to say because I adore Astons normally.
Don't remember anything about the ferrari, though.
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Because in italy its important to look good.eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:
But in the process of them not being wobbly, the cars are a lot heavier and lose some of their performance. Its just a personal preference, i dont like hard top cars that are designed to be fast and sporty having the roof cut off because it seems to mean that whoever is driving them prefers looks over performance, and if you are that way, why not get something that was designed not to have a roof from the design stage?Skorpy-chan wrote:
They reviewed the gallardo and the aston martin previously, and found them to NOT be wobbly due to the lack of the roof.eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:
I have a severe disdain for convertibles, I've always seen them as for people who dont really care about performance, they just want people to see them driving the car. Plus the Aston and the Lambo looked terrible with the canvas roofs up on them, and the Aston looked dodgy without the roof too, which is hard to say because I adore Astons normally.
Don't remember anything about the ferrari, though.
@ VicktorVauhn, the roofs go up and down, therefore they're convertible in my books.