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Originally Posted by Twinz
After tracking cars, on courses where actually using the steering wheel is required to get good times, I have zero interest who I happen to "line up" next to.
Now, when someone revs at me at a light, they might as well be challenging me to a quilting contest.
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Exactly, that's not what this car is for. It has slow acceleration in a straight line, especially if your not launching it or you already moving. One of the best looking, handling, feeling, driver oriented, and track oriented cars new from the factory for under 50k. Just not going to win any drag races against minivans at stop lights. And i am OK with that. I just don't live in a world of delusion trying to lie to myself or others looking at buying this car and claim this car has fast acceleration in stock form, but it doesn't need to be. Its a beautiful blank canvas to create what you like. or its a cheap entry level track car that is good and ready to go from the factory.