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Nissan wins easily in quality and reliability. Considering that you have a camaro and sti I am surprised you're asking this question. The handling in turns of camaro will be
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Nissan wins easily in quality and reliability. Considering that you have a camaro and sti I am surprised you're asking this question. The handling in turns of camaro will be similar to mustang and sti would be closer to Z. Z would definitely excel in the hills of WV. Warranty shouldn't be an issue with Nissan since you're not tracking it but I doubt you will actually have to use warranty.
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