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Why are they comparing a RWD to 4WDs with just as much if not more power?  That's simply unfair.  As for the M3, I'm betting it wasn't a one sided fight there.  

Don't get me wrong, I think they are all magnificent cars (having driven all of them bar the Lambo) but when comparing things, don't compare a fork to a spoon.

What could you compare a Ferrari to if not a Porsche or Lambo? Those 3 have always been in competition with one another.

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What could you compare a Ferrari to if not a Porsche or Lambo?  Those 3 have always been in competition with one another.

True but it's the models of car they are comparing. I thought the Galardo was RWD as is the Porka Carrera or GT2 (which would spank most cars).

I'm just stirring the pot really.

We all know Snowballs car is the schiznitz!! :headspin:

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Buddy Club R33

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I thought the Galardo was RWD as is the Porka Carrera or GT2 (which would spank most cars).

I'm just stirring the pot really.  

We all know Snowballs car is the schiznitz!!  :headspin:

I thought the Gallardo was a RWD too but upon further investigation it appears that it like the Murcielago is AWD. It has a V10 compared to the Murc's V12 which I didnt know either.

:D

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Kel

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I may go out on a limb here and say that I would prefer a hard top over the convertible, I always find the soft top wrecks the cool roof lines of a coupe... examples would be the 350Z, 911, etc

Meh- just don't use the roof- it works for me :)

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GKTECH

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Hmmm..... a WRX or a Ferrari from any era.. I wonder which I would choose.

To me its not even about the speed factor its about refinement. And we all know that a Ferrari is pretty damn refined.

Each to there own i suppose

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