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Originally Posted by ahausheer
When numbers are publishes I will refer to Consumer Reports. My reason for this is their 0-60 times are from idle, no shenanigans. I like this because I too will not be using shenanigans when I drive it hard.
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Several car magazines publish times for 5-60 mph, which is more or less rolling on the throttle from a stop sign. This is probably the sort of measurement you're looking for. It is a good indicator of how fast a car is without any drivetrain abuse (clutch drop/slippage).
Going by that sort of testing regime this car won't break the 7s.
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