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There's good noise and bad noise with a car, a nice rumble of a V8 or the burble of a WRX = good noise, random very loud road/wind noise and an engine that sounds more like my sewing machine = bad noise, the BRZ simply doesn't have a nice sounding engine. |
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Just because I wanted a sports car doesn't mean I wanted something so noisy that I eventually dreaded long trips because the noise was so grating it made the car unpleasant to drive, the level of acoustic insulation in the car (aka no insulation) was something I wouldn't even expect in a $12k econobox in this day and age, let along an almost $30k car, sports car or not, and a lot of people feel that way about the car even on these forums as I've seen more than a few people that even stripped out the interior to add some acoustic insulation to their car. I wouldn't expect it to be on the level of a luxury car, or even that of the Challenger, but at least something that at least elevated it above say a Yugo when it comes to road noise. |
;) Well girl in a challenger makes her bring home to mamma material, so different strokes :).
I don't even turn on my radio most of the time :P |
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I'm sorry, but the v6 challenger is NOT faster than an 86. Look at all the published times and videos on YouTube. My uncle has a 2015 r/t auto with every option ticked (non scat pack). It's not a lot faster than my 6mt brz. You can feel it pull more, and it does walk, but not massively. It's a cool looking cruiser car that has a nice sound with the v8 and it has a nice interior, but let's be real here. The v6 challenger is not faster, and does not handle like an 86. Im not knocking the car, and I'm glad you like it. I was impressed with the rt overall, and they would make exceptional cruisers and comfortable dd's
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Not to pointing finger or anything, but you sorta misunderstood of how taking a turn is a lot more complicated then just a figure 8 can demonstrate. Real road & track aren't flat. The number for figure 8 and what the car can really do is different when you put it on like a downhill/uphill canyon or a track. For daily sure if you only have one car, Challenger is better. Cuz it's a muscle car build based on American need on American road. But once you took it to a track or mountain bends.... You need to know that mushiness is the difference of you end up in a ditch/probably total ur car/cost ur life. Cuz weight transfer changes how the car response under extreme conditions. You can have traction on the way into a downhill sharp corner and none on the front coming out of it as u power out of a corner. |
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