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Emher · 03-31-2008, 04:57 AM

This reminds me of when a Swedish "newspaper" Expressen's American car corrospondant did a test drive of the concept in Miami. I found that article the other day and remember reading it before I got really into this car and thinking it was hot but to pricey. First of let me say that this whole article has just got loads of innacurate info, like for example that it was to have an LS2 just because the concept does. But anyway the price they set to 560 000 SEK. Adjusted with todays dollar value that's about 94k USD. Adjusted more properly since the dollar is low it's about 56k. That's Corvette territory even here.

So if anyone from Expressen reads this: leave the serious car reporting to car magazines, you're just making yourself look like idiots. Oh and also if you haven't figured it out, you were about 250 000 SEK to high with that price.

03-31-2008, 04:57 AM	#22
Emher Pillaging Viking Drives: Saab 9-5 '99 (Hey it's a GM!) Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Sweden Posts: 1,189	This reminds me of when a Swedish "newspaper" Expressen's American car corrospondant did a test drive of the concept in Miami. I found that article the other day and remember reading it before I got really into this car and thinking it was hot but to pricey. First of let me say that this whole article has just got loads of innacurate info, like for example that it was to have an LS2 just because the concept does. But anyway the price they set to 560 000 SEK. Adjusted with todays dollar value that's about 94k USD. Adjusted more properly since the dollar is low it's about 56k. That's Corvette territory even here. So if anyone from Expressen reads this: leave the serious car reporting to car magazines, you're just making yourself look like idiots. Oh and also if you haven't figured it out, you were about 250 000 SEK to high with that price.