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Old 10-22-2013, 05:36 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by Rampage View Post
Most people that own this car never drive it in the hills, canyons and other places where the road twist and turns like a snake with its head cut off. They drive the car in towns and cities where driving is from one stop light to the next and the big excitement is blasting up the freeway on ramp once or twice a day or drifting around a cul-de-sac.

No wonder they cannot understand why cars like the FR-S, BRZ, MX-5, s2000 and MR-S can all be glorious to drive without more than 200WHP.
This. This right here.

I would not have bought this car had I still been in Houston. Driving in straight lines sucks.

However, now that I live in the hill country, this car works better than most for 'spirited driving.'

Let me tell you, when you're driving these rolling hills with 2 way traffic, I push the car plenty. There has never been a time while driving on some serious hilly and windy roads where I was like 'GOD this thing is slow'. Rev match, keep your RPMs over 4500, take it to a fun hilly, windy, road with not more than a 100yds in straightaways at a time.

That's what the car is meant for.................... Except I still think I'll go FI
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