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Old 07-29-2016, 01:29 PM   #109
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Originally Posted by GTIanZ28 View Post
I think you are looking at my comments with blinders on. Car guys are a very diverse group. Not everyone is a horsepower junkie. Look at cars like the Miata and BRZ. Small lightweight cars that are fun to drive despite their 4 cylinder powerplants. Didn't one of the early Toyota sports cars sell for over 1 million at auction recently?

the turbo 4 and V6 camaros are similar to those tiny toss-able cars. Cars that feel at home on curvy mountain roads. An automobile that can utilize most of its performance capabilities on public roads is a beautiful thing.

It's that old adage: "better to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow."

There is a lot of truth in that statement.

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http://www.autoblog.com/2013/05/10/1...-car-ever-sol/
I undrstood which cars you were implying, I just whole heartedly believe a V6 pony car (Mustang/camaro/Challenger) will never be sought after or have an appeal to "car guys" more than the tiniest of niches. I'm not saying that to bag on the cars at all as I wouldn't mind DD'ing one, (I commute in a Hyundai [emoji23] ) but I honestly believe nobody will crave the V6 domestic pony cars while the V8's are still so attainable.
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