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V-meister

By V-meister,
October 5, 2003 in General Automotive Discussion

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Posted October 7, 2003

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Posted October 7, 2003

S2000. It's a great comprimise between the great handling Cooper S and the quicker ITR in my opinion.

Cooper S handles like it's on rails. It's fantastic, even from a passengers point of view. Been in a friend's many times and I gotta say it handles great. The supercharger whine sounds lovely also. However, It's not really that fast in a straight line.

S2000 also handles great from what i've seen/read, however it's also got a fair bit of poke. It looks the goods, sounds the goods, and handles well. Plus it's got the added fun of a convertable.

Integra Type R's handling is pretty decent also, however not as great as S2000 or Cooper S.

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95GTST

Posted October 8, 2003

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Posted October 8, 2003

S2000 for me... Minis are gay (unless you're got ure hand up one), and when don't you see an overweight typeR?

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