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M5 versus Shelby GT500
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Go Away Troll. dbltap. ______________________________________________________________
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In fishing, to troll is to trail bait through a likely area hoping for a bite.
In newsgroups, to troll is to make posts designed to attract multiple responses from sincere newbies or excitable flamers who will jump in and expose their cluelessness and gullibility. Typical troll posting:
1.) An apparently foolish contradiction of common knowledge, 2.) A deliberately offensive insult to the readers of a newsgroup, 3.) A broad request for trivial argumentative follow-up postings.The OP's message looks like it falls in the 3rd category, and possibly the 1st. If so, it is a deliberate troll by someone trying to generate controversy. If not, it is just a naive newbie looking for attention.
Rodan.
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I bet it doesnt matter because you fall into the category of not being able to afford just the tires for either without taking out a loan.
Those cars appeal to entirely different markets, I bet less than 10 percent of potential buyers would really care ..
Obviously 'bang-for-buck', the Shelby wins hands down. And if I had unlimited funds and I only bought and wore Italian shoes and only drank French wines, I wouldnt look at the Ford twice. But since I dont necessarily care what OTHER people think of my status based on how I look and what I drive, or drink or wear...I'd buy the Shelby anyway
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The Shelby is a MUCH better investment. BMW values drop like a STONE after a few years.
My.02
WCV