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Old 07-05-2012, 09:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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mag comparisons have never been kind to the Z anyway. That isn't news. It's a blast in a straight line and has incredible grip, but you'd never know it to read the rags.

Among the best balances of handling and power on the market.

BRZ/FRS/Miata is handling without the power. Camaro SS is power without the handling. Mustang might be the only faster car that handles nearly as well in the price range, but I like the Z just as much.

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Mustang might be the only faster car that handles nearly as well in the price range, but I like the Z just as much.
Mustangs are automatically disqualified in my book, solid rear axles are FAIL! There is a reason no one else uses them on their sports car.
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Mustangs are automatically disqualified in my book, even with solid rear axels I lose. Is There a reason nissan doesn't use them on their sports car?
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