OMG! a $40,000 car for ages 8 and up???

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PG

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Why not buy a fleet of Chevy Metros and let the kid drive those? They might wreck a few, but they will hopefully have one good one left by the time they get to be a decent driver. They should also go slightly faster then 14 or 20 mph. ;)
 

prodigy

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Tee_Edwards, add in 2 12's, turn up the volume on that Barney CD, and you'll be pimpin those 1st graders like woah! :D
 

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<< Tee_Edwards, add in 2 12's, turn up the volume on that Barney CD, and you'll be pimpin those 1st graders like woah! >>

ROFLMAOPIMP
 

LAUST

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DUDE $40,000 and it's BACKORDERED!!!! HOW... what did I do wrong... I am in the wrong line of work!!!
 
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Killbat

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&quot;automatic transmission&quot;
Bullsh|t. If it had more than one gear ratio, it would go way faster than 14mph (or 20 for that matter). *cough*torque converter*cough*

&quot;working headlights&quot;
Wow, for a mere $20k, you get LIGHTS!

&quot;roll bar&quot;
Look where the kid's head is in relation to that roll bar. LINK
 

Imaginer

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I might as well buy a real car for that 8 yearold when he turns 16. That is some stupid stuff.

And it will degrade a child and will spoil him too. Not to mention, when he turns 10, he would break the thing when he sits in it.
 

prodigy

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<< I might as well buy a real car >>



Hehe, you can get like 5 Hyundais(sic?), if he crashes one, who cares you have 4 left!
 

GammaRayX

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People people, lets not forget the demographic the &quot;product&quot; is targeting (rich yuppies where money = image/self worth). You're talking about people who will buy the &quot;most expensive&quot; (not the best, just most expensive) items they can get their hands on because they can, and the &quot;Jones&quot; can't. These are the same people whom Intel is counting on to buy the Pentium IV, because they can surf the net better.

I bet that it will sell out even faster if the price is setted at $80,000 instead of just $40,000.