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If you want a Z that only 'feels' fast, get a roadster. The way the coupe masks speed is a tribute to its higspeed handling. Being able to use WOT
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If you want a Z that only 'feels' fast, get a roadster. The way the coupe masks speed is a tribute to its higspeed handling. Being able to use WOT more often is also a compliment to design. While more power is almost always welcome, ability to stay at WOT suggests a car that is willing and able to be driven near or at its limit. Kudos to the Z engineers.
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