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Old Sep 3, 2003 | 08:59 PM
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"But for pure sport driving, does it challenge the BMW? Sorry, not quite. Here the TL runs up against the inherent limitation of its front-drive platform, namely, grinding, fun-robbing understeer at the absolute limits. Manufacturers pursuing the extreme sporting end of the market continue to gravitate to rear-drive layouts. But most consumers seldom if ever drive that way, and many appreciate the all-weather benefits and packaging advantages of front-wheel drive. Those drawn to the new TL on those grounds will not be disappointed."
-AutoWeek

Sounds about right to me.

Originally posted by fastball
New gas station just went up by me..... they're selling 110 octane racing fuel at 4.55/gallon. Perfect for 11:1.
There are plenty of other assorted production cars that run at least 11:1 CR and are calibrated to run on 91 octane gas. Like the RSX-S, for example. The Celica GT-S runs 11.5:1.
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