05-05-2013, 09:39 PM
Do they really get to drive as fast as they want?
Italy has every reason to do this. Their a small country that put out an awesome piece of engineering. Their cities probably get a great economic boost from all the foreign money/tourism/freight. It continues to uphold that exclusivity Lambo owners feel and have. It's 50 years of POSSIBLY more technological advances than in Ford's 100 years. I don't really know I'm just assuming considering their super fast transmission and so on. There's alot of benefits for Italy/Lambo to team up on this. Lamborghini is like Bob Marley for Jamaica. It put their country on the map, so they ought to uphold up it.
Don't we have things like this though? Bimmerfest? Yeah its not an american car, but I'm sure there are ones for Corvettes/Mustangs. I'm not sure if anyone would be shipping the Vettes/Stangs over here for that though.
Did Lancia and Alfa Romeo have any city/manufacturer sponsored meets? Prob not because they're just common cars. It's a waste of time for companies to spend time doing this when fanatics and owners set up their own meets and cruises. America doesn't have a car company that's dedicated to exotic and supercars so there is nothing to celebrate/uphold.
Also I have no idea what you're trying to say in the second half of your post.
Italy has every reason to do this. Their a small country that put out an awesome piece of engineering. Their cities probably get a great economic boost from all the foreign money/tourism/freight. It continues to uphold that exclusivity Lambo owners feel and have. It's 50 years of POSSIBLY more technological advances than in Ford's 100 years. I don't really know I'm just assuming considering their super fast transmission and so on. There's alot of benefits for Italy/Lambo to team up on this. Lamborghini is like Bob Marley for Jamaica. It put their country on the map, so they ought to uphold up it.
Don't we have things like this though? Bimmerfest? Yeah its not an american car, but I'm sure there are ones for Corvettes/Mustangs. I'm not sure if anyone would be shipping the Vettes/Stangs over here for that though.
Did Lancia and Alfa Romeo have any city/manufacturer sponsored meets? Prob not because they're just common cars. It's a waste of time for companies to spend time doing this when fanatics and owners set up their own meets and cruises. America doesn't have a car company that's dedicated to exotic and supercars so there is nothing to celebrate/uphold.
Also I have no idea what you're trying to say in the second half of your post.
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