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Mustang chads WW@

Dat Alpine A110 S. That's how I like a car to handle.

>>28513806
yep. it’s criminally underrated and I hope Alpine can stay in business for decades to come

He drove it wrongly

>amg gt didn’t even try

>speed cropped out

>>28513826
Well they're French sogood luck

>>28513846
arguably the only good thing to ever come out of France

>>28513798
i was kind of shocked at that one

>>28513864
Yeah but it's french. The only good things they do/ make don't stay around long before they guillotine it

>>28513798
>>28514044
Even a SN95 can outslalom a 911.
>On the handling course, the new car ran through our 600-foot slalom with little drama, posting a 67.4-mph average speed (1.1 mph faster than a '95 Porsche Carrera.) The old car was more of a handful, as its higher center of gravity and unconnected-to-anything steering necessitated superhuman gyrations to manage the understeer/oversteer knife-edge inherent in its handling. After about a dozen runs, we clicked off a clean 60.0-mph pass. On the skidpad, the GT350 redeemed itself, clinging on to record 0.86 g of lateral grip. Flat impressive, however, was the 0.96g performance of the Cobra R-model-equal to a Ferrari 348's performance, and better than that of the $1-million Jaguar XJR-15.
https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/ford-mustangs-r-trim

>>28513839
This.
OP can eat a dick.

>>28514078
tire rack uses a goddamn plymouth satellite to test tires. iirc it's a full second faster than the bmw they previously used to test tires
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kASM04zuHlo

>576x582
he edited the speed out on purpose before any of you get baited

>>28514181
I didn’t edit shit you dumb nigger.
It was posted like this

>>28513793 (OP)
>Honda
Do nothing and win by default. Honder is a Honder is a Honder. I remember Fit doing better than a Porsche.

>>28514157
That was a stock SN95, not a fully Hotchkis kitted out restomod though Anon.

>>28513793 (OP)
>FWD can't turn
>Honda Civic doesn't hit any cones
>most of the RWD hit at least one cone
Well well well what a twist.

>>28514286
they (can) have built in torque vectoring so it's pretty gneiss desu

>>28513793 (OP)
>cherrypicking different speeds
OP is a fag

>>28514286
the CTR is very precise and nimble.
what’s annoying is the torque steer and wheel hop

clearly this guy drives eurocuck subcompacts and nothing else