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Originally Posted by imprezive
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OK, since you like the platform and you're comfortable sitting in the car, I will wager that if you buy the car and after you drive it for a few months, the lack of throw-you-back-in-the- seat torque won't bother you any more. Likewise with the "torque dip", you will learn how to work around it so as you won't even notice it anymore.
Think of it as a lightweight, quick, economical sports car - in the spirit of the MGs, Triumphs and Miatas, that came before it. They weren't powerhouses, but they were sure fun to drive -
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