Can you name this car?
After 5 and a half years
of boulevard cruising in my Jag XK8 convertible,
and with only 32,500 miles on it,
I just couldn't take it anymore,
and had an itch I couldn't scratch
without more horsepower and more toys.
This past Sunday I did the deed
and ordered my new car with these specifics:
(Can you guess what it is?)
2 seat convertible,
Engine: aluminum block V8, 6 liter,
400 Horsepower, 400 lb./torque @ 4400 RPM,
6500 RPM redline
6-speed paddle shift w/ automatic modes
Candy-apple red metallic paint
with black interior and top
Top: power-folding, includes power tonneau cover,
and glass rear window with integral defogger
Seats: leather trim, heated,
6-way power adjustable
Steering column tilt & power telescoping
Universal home remote transmitter 3-channel
programmable integrated garage door opener
Mirrors: outside power remote control,
heated, w/driver side auto-dim
Mirror: inside manual day/night w/ compass
Headlamps: xenon, high intensity discharge,
with automatic exterior lamp control
Foglamps: dual halogen
Underhood light
Daytime running lamps
Memory package: presets for mirrors, steering, driver's seat
Voice activated navigation system
Keyless entry & ignition
Head-Up Display: includes readouts for street mode, track mode with g-meter, vehicle speed, engine rpm and readings from key gauges including coolant temperature and oil pressure
AM/FM/CD & satellite radio with
Bose premium 7-speaker system
and MP3 playback
Performance package includes:
stiffer springs, stabilizer bar, shocks,
big brakes with cross-drilled rotors
Wipers: intermittent
Antenna: hidden, integral
Air bags: driver/passenger, dual-stage,
frontal and side impact
Air conditioning: dual-zone, electronic,
with air filtration including pollen filter
Run-flat tires.
Tire pressure monitoring system.
Wheels: Five-spoke Painted Aluminum,
18" x 8.5" front and 19" x 10.0" rear
Power Rack and pinion steering, speed sensitive
Suspension: 4-wheel independent
Traction control
Anti-lock brakes (ABS)
Weight 3199 lbs.
What is it?
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