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Originally Posted by BoostJunkie
I don't think so, if you are looking at getting "Sports" car, why would you be worried about the GPM being the difinitive whether you get it or not? You don't buy a sports cars to be Eco friendly, you buy them to enjoy the ride. Thats why I think the crz was/is a fail. I understand what companies and others are trying to do with these ideas, and I also know that we are getting better with how cars make power direct cylinder injection/laser ignition. But what ever you wanna do, to me if you don't have the money to support a sports car, and your worried about gas, then don't get one.
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The CR-Z is a little too slow to be considered a sporty car. It gets great mileage, but it can barely merge on to highways without loosing it's eco-friendly edge. If it did 0-60 in 6.5-7 seconds, I'm sure it would have been more popular with enthusiasts since it could actually perform when you wanted it to. The FR-S will probably be considered a "sporty" car too, but I doubt it will go fast in a straight line.