POST 1Original post
I find this review very interesting but whether it's accurate or just hype, I leave it to you guys to discuss:
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POST 2Original post
yeah, i'd love to have one for the "wow factor" (it would be the badest car at C&C), but put another 200hp on my Cayman for all around driveability, and I'd go that route..
POST 3Original post
Great video. Thanks for posting. I sure wouldn't mind owning one of these!
POST 4Original post
They conveniently ignore polar moment of the rear engine layout. Porsche has done an amazing job of applying lipstick to the pig. It's a great car but it could be so much better with a mid engine layout.
POST 5Original post
Kinda harsh, no? The rear engine placement excels under longitudinal accellerations (i.e. braking and acellerating.) It's up to the driver to exploit any car's capabilities.
POST 6Original post
Outstanding analysis!
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