RX8 really has 220 hp.
#26
Originally posted by JohnnyTT
I don't want to be mean, but why close this thread? Nobody is forcing you to read this thread...it's no mystery that this was a horsepower thread (RX8 really has 220 hp). If people keep replying to horsepower threads, it's because they still have an interest in the topic. If they truly didn't care, they wouldn't bother replying.
I don't want to be mean, but why close this thread? Nobody is forcing you to read this thread...it's no mystery that this was a horsepower thread (RX8 really has 220 hp). If people keep replying to horsepower threads, it's because they still have an interest in the topic. If they truly didn't care, they wouldn't bother replying.
#27
Originally posted by O.R.A.
Exactly how I feel too. I think they are STILL lying, but knowing that, you test drive the car and buy it for what it is and not for what it is "supposed" to be. If you drive the car and it feels slow to you, it doesn't matter if Mazda says it has 350hp, don't buy it if that's not what you are looking for. If it feels fast enough, it doesn't matter if Mazda says it has 85 hp, right?
Exactly how I feel too. I think they are STILL lying, but knowing that, you test drive the car and buy it for what it is and not for what it is "supposed" to be. If you drive the car and it feels slow to you, it doesn't matter if Mazda says it has 350hp, don't buy it if that's not what you are looking for. If it feels fast enough, it doesn't matter if Mazda says it has 85 hp, right?
The only problem I see with that is that many people don't get to rev it up very high during the testdrive. And so you don't ever get to see if it feels powerful enough for you. And then if you do, many people on the forum bash them for doing it on an unbroken in engine for someone else to buy. You can get a feel for the handling, but not always the power during a test drive.
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