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Kind of an odd comparo since the FT-86 already beat the E46 im similar tests.
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This means nothing. You can take an old Civic, add some suspension and totally smoke a FRS around the track for a fraction the cost...
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Doesn't the GTI come with P-Zero's?
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But an old civic isn't brand new.... haha
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You can really feel the torque in the GTI, but the FRS is more fun to drive everyday.
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So in summary: get whichever you prefer.
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That's basically what it always boils down to.
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They generally come with all seasons - Pirelli P Zero Nero AS or Dunlop SP Sport 01 AS.
A few came with max performance summer tires as a factory option, but that was pretty rare -- Bridgestone Potenza RE050A.
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E30 M3 vs FR-S would be a tough decision if I had $25k in cash to spend. Too bad you can't finance an E30 M3, especially considering it's now an appreciating asset.
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first time I watched one of these things and felt annoyed, not by the subject but the hosts.
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Ehh its preferences , but if you take those 10k and drop in a turbo you can easily rape the GTI in every benchmark, just name it...
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one thing he didn't say is the GTI is been around for a long time so the development of the GTI is way ahead of the FRS/BRZ, when the GTI came out it was the golf's upscale model for the FRS/BRZ its the only model out in the market in the US. give this chassis few more years and this will surpass the FWD GTI
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