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I choose the 2014 Porsche 911 GT3
Although it lacks the 6-speed manual transmission, the 7-speed dual clutch probably makes it more enjoyable to drive especially on a non ending number of curves on the road. It also has the 4 wheel steering system that Porsche "copied" from the old Honda Prelude Si 4WS. It would be a blast driving this!
Although it lacks the 6-speed manual transmission, the 7-speed dual clutch probably makes it more enjoyable to drive especially on a non ending number of curves on the road. It also has the 4 wheel steering system that Porsche "copied" from the old Honda Prelude Si 4WS. It would be a blast driving this!
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Because I don't have much spare time, and want to get through that as quickly as possible.
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I would pick an s2k with a bigger engine or an NSX. Why: RWD good power to weight ratio and crisp handling.
I would disqualify F1s for being too low and GTR for being too heavy and understeering
Still fun to drive but not ideal 
I would maybe use a light muscle car like Corvette but weight is not on its side unless we talk about a super racing version.
I would disqualify F1s for being too low and GTR for being too heavy and understeering
Still fun to drive but not ideal I would maybe use a light muscle car like Corvette but weight is not on its side unless we talk about a super racing version.
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Or actually this Light, good power to ratio MR a bit too wild from what I read (very happy tail) but proper for the task at hand
Light, good power to ratio MR a bit too wild from what I read (very happy tail) but proper for the task at hand
Flippercon
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because race car
^yep
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that was my choice as wellI choose the 2014 Porsche 911 GT3
Although it lacks the 6-speed manual transmission, the 7-speed dual clutch probably makes it more enjoyable to drive especially on a non ending number of curves on the road. It also has the 4 wheel steering system that Porsche "copied" from the old Honda Prelude Si 4WS. It would be a blast driving this!
That's what brakes are for
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Lol I'm kidding, I know.
2001 Accord - Cause I had more fun and more good memories driving that car than anything else I've ever owned.
Besides how scary would it be to try and whip the family sedan down that thing?
Besides how scary would it be to try and whip the family sedan down that thing?