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R.I.D.E.

06-28-2017 05:24 PM

The original 340 Duster weighed about 2800 pounds and could be bought for under $3k. I have taken one of those designs 6 feet airborne and it didn't even knock the front end out of alignment.

SteveMak

06-28-2017 06:33 PM

luv2spd: According to Porsche, they have no plans to make the production 911 mid-engine, although I would prefer they would.

As for a comparison between a 'Vette and a 911, there are reviews you can watch on YouTube. Surprisingly, they say the 'Vette can sustain higher G-forces, but its handling is squirlier in turns.

ChewChewTrain

07-01-2017 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Draigflag (Post 195132)

This has to be the worst Mini, what a visual mess, why even still call it a "Mini"

https://images.cdn.autocar.co.uk/sit...?itok=JxS2Z5YC

Agreed. How much larger can it become and STILL be called a "mini"?

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