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Old 5th May 2001, 22:16   #11
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Congrats Steve
Enjoy your toy. Too bad the weather is for sh*t this weekend. Hopefully next weekend will be nicer for you, and for me and the arrival of my beast (due May 11)!
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Steve.

Enufs been said here already but my 2 cents.

To describe the car as 'creamy' is perfect. The whole interior of the car is creamy. You know, that smooth luxurious kind of creamy. And the performance?? Well, you know the kind of creamy - as smooth as silk. So, couple that creaminess with 0-60 in about 4.5 seconds and it really blows your mind. This car is awesome in its creaminess!!

You're going to be in for such a treat as you get to know the BEAST.

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Originally posted by Scott Staewen:
Congrats Steve
Enjoy your toy. Too bad the weather is for sh*t this weekend. Hopefully next weekend will be nicer for you, and for me and the arrival of my beast (due May 11)!
Scott
Scott,

Is yours arriving in Houston? At which dealer?



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