QUOTE(dj6ross @ Jan 14 2005, 03:05)
I voted Ford.
I was watching one of these races recently on Speed Channel and one of the drivers hit a kangaroo that was crossing the track. Did anyone else see it? That thing really flew after getting hit.
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Yes, that was crazy! I've seen rally videos where they've hit cows, and stone walls, but that kangaroo went like, 30 feet in the air!
QUOTE(winxptwker @ Jan 14 2005, 23:52)
Maybe you don't know about them but they are a much improved version of their regular versions. Designed for Racing. Much like you rice up your own cars in NFS Underground. My parents has a Ford Falcon XR6 and I would say it's a lot more powerful than the regular BA builds. My parents's car's engine has 24 cyclinders (Dad told me) where as the regular version would only have 6. So the V8 Supercars are more powerful than my mum's and dad's car.
I'd go for Ford because I always know they are reliable.

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Not really. You're still stuck with some variation of a V8 engine to work with as a base. Ford certainly makes some good V8 engines, but IMO Ford has never made a very good tuned V8 car themselves (Mustang Cobra, maybe, but they've messed that up enough times to make me not like it). I'm not familiar with what the Holden group runs, over here they get the LS1 and (now) LS2 engines, aluminum, and are amazingly great engines. Le Mans winning kind of engines.
In short, I'd go with Holden, although it's mostly because the only foreign Ford I've ever liked is the Cosworth.