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so you'd be just as impressed w/ me saying my corvette is faster than a neon then you would with someone who could say their neon was faster than my vette?
Originally posted by greatsave9: Chevy commercials and their advertising f'n blow. The Pontiac GTO ones are decent (180 into the garage).
Neon = powerful weak, nuff said. They could have at least put the 2.4l turbo engine into something decent looking like a Stratus with 2 doors.
I totally agree with you on that. I think a turbo stratus coupe would be a great idea, but at the same time, they'd have to up the power. The stratus weighes at least 3000-31000 pounds, so it would only be what, in the mid to high 14s?
Originally posted by 95fbirdkid: so you'd be just as impressed w/ me saying my corvette is faster than a neon then you would with someone who could say their neon was faster than my vette?
I think comparing a Neon to vette is a like comparing apples to oranges. If you could afford a corvette you wouldn't even consider a neon and I don't think the neon is going to hit 170 mph either.
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