they' can't fucking turn. By solid axle standards they can but by s2k/gt86/mrs touge monster standards there are better handling milkfloats than that
Brandon Wright
That really does seem to be the answer. It's the only one I could come up with.
Got any evidence to back that up?
Andrew Kelly
Point being, you can't have both for cheap.
Caleb Watson
>You'd think Ford could just put the Coyote in a lighter car, but probably nobody would buy it. Since the Camaro has utterly crushed the Mustang in performance, hopefully that'll push Ford to make the next Mustang much lighter to compete and use more aluminum.
Jordan Cook
s2k
Jonathan Evans
>utterly crushed Yea, that's a bit of a stretch, but yet, Camaro is currently on top, if performance is the only thing you're looking at. But these two cars switch places all the time. It's what keeps them competitive.
Wyatt Thompson
>fast in a straight line Yea, nope.
Jaxon Wood
So that's a no. You can't back that up. Because it's flat out wrong.
Nolan Cook
Hmm...I think you've misunderstood my comment. I was referring to the first point. Not the second one.
Ethan Morgan
Hard to keep track. SS 1LE is in SCCA's AS (second highest unmodified street car class) for autox, which is purely about handling. Higher classes give larger time penalty for their events. S2k and miatas are both in classes below that, so SCCA thinks the 1LE is faster around very tight handling courses and they have data from tons of drivers across the country to back that up. For what it's worth other cars in the AS class include the old NSX, certain 911s and all Caymans (except GT4). To say the 1LE can't handle is retarded
Isaac Morales
>solid axle Camaros haven't had solid axles for 25 years m8
Jose Gray
Is there a way to search their classification database to see which cars are in which class?
I know this is my car waifu and I post it a lot, but it's valid here. Run a turbo ej25 and an STI six speed and you'll have north of 270hp in an 1800lb car. That's fast.
Tyler Baker
FS isn't too bad though. E46 and E9x M3s are also in FS.
Isaac Cook
The Audi TT and BMW Z3/4 seem like they'd fit the bill, no?
Austin Howard
Camaro SS 1LE is cheaper and faster and grippier and more reliable than a Z4. >audisteering No
Elijah Perry
>new cars >""""""value""""""
David Mitchell
I came here to say camaro 1LE and also post my camaro 1LE
Jace Taylor
>this is max steering lock
Nicholas Ortiz
almost, yeah. it still makes a 38 foot turning circle
Jaxon Jackson
>If you want both for a value, what do you buy? Not possible. What you are trying to get is in exotic/supercar or high tier sports car territory. Cheapest for a new straight line and cornering car would be a Camaro ZL1 or, despite the shitposting surrounding it, a GT350r. Other than that you're going to be being an older used exotic car.
looks like when the camaro shows up, it gets more points than the mustang 4 out of 6 times
Adam Jones
looks like GM is 100 points behind and literally can't compete
Justin Diaz
shitty color user
Samuel White
This.
Haters are on the same level as cheeto faggot.
Dylan Watson
wrx
Jackson Reyes
i think its pretty nice actually
Carter Bell
fugg thats meant for
Luke Cook
Ford doesn't make a roadster for the same reason they don't make a corvette competitor; it would cannibalize Mustang sales.
Juan Reyes
GT350 w/track pack (now standard) competes with the C7 Stingray in price and performance, and the GT350R competes with the Grand Sport. GT500 will probably be a Z06 alternative unless they decide to make it a dragstrip queen.
Hudson Sanchez
evo bimmer
Noah Morris
the base gt350 gets undercut by the 1LE camaro buy $12k
and they make 100 gt350Rs a year, it hardly competes with anything outside of articles online
Matthew Hernandez
These kind of cars command such a small share of the market that no reasonable business would be making a lot of them. Then again, Goyim Motors has never been much of a reasonable business.
Angel Cook
Hm...
Eli Edwards
>If you want both for a value, what do you buy?
C5 Corvette. Lots of power and autocross-grade handling for basically no money.