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thanks for your input guys ive never had a mazda so i dint know if they was anygood. i went on looks at first, as i love how it looks much better than any other mazda ive seen
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From: Just beyond the limits of adhesion
Old model reviewed 0-62 in 6.6s, 149mph (restricted), 4X4. another review
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It seems well reviewed and is probably a very good car. It won't have the rawness of a Scoob with the savage acceleration, and I doubt it will corner quite as good, but what a great looking car with very good performance. Test drive it and see.
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A session on the TI Aida racetrack in Japan proved that the sports mode allows the enthusiastic driver to slide the rear of the car just a little while maintaining an impressively high level of cornering grip overall
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From: Slowly rebuilding the kit of bits into a car...
A bit out of date, but I had a 323F V6 from '95 to '97....
Loved it as a comfy cruiser ( 150 bhp 2.0 V6 ).
But it also really handled, on sticky Yokohamas it was like a (large) go-kart, oversteered on demand ( fwd by the way ! ).
I expect this became the Focus shortly after, and they aren't to shabby.
Nice car, better in the "lose your licence" stakes, but so anonymous ( but is that a bad thing ! ).
You choose !
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Loved it as a comfy cruiser ( 150 bhp 2.0 V6 ).
But it also really handled, on sticky Yokohamas it was like a (large) go-kart, oversteered on demand ( fwd by the way ! ).
I expect this became the Focus shortly after, and they aren't to shabby.
Nice car, better in the "lose your licence" stakes, but so anonymous ( but is that a bad thing ! ).
You choose !
LOL
DunxC
