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Keep the Accent so the Z can stay home in bad weather. Oh, and the ride is surprisingly comfortable. There are spots around here where there are continuous dips on
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Keep the Accent so the Z can stay home in bad weather.
Oh, and the ride is surprisingly comfortable. There are spots around here where there are continuous dips on some highway pavement and the Z starts to feel a bit like a cocktail shaker. But that would be the case with any car with a short wheelbase. The steering feels heavy at first, but as you drive the car this perceptions changes more to "planted" and "compliant".
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