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Topic: Sporty Cars (and trucks too now)

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Re: Sporty Cars (and trucks too now)
« Reply #4438 on: Today at 09:17:50 AM »
So is being "sporty" a function of how it looks, its engine specs, or some combination of both? 
I listed my rather restrictive criteria, which admittedly is too narrow, whatever.  I don't consider a Porsche Macan to be sporty even though it can put down some solid numbers.  I think a broader more modern criteria list for being "sporty" would be:

Two seater, low slung, a bit cramped
Good performance, e.g., 0-60 under 5 seconds, good handling, skidpad over 0.90 G.

Nice to have convertible option and manual option.  

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Re: Sporty Cars (and trucks too now)
« Reply #4439 on: Today at 12:07:55 PM »


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