Haldex
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I do not always agree with Haldex but he has a point.
Reading this article:
http://www.automobilemag.com/review..._audi_r8_spyder_2013_porsche_911/viewall.html
Taking the 5-litre it is actually a muscle car as suggested in the above article. I have previously watched a video where the 3-litre went up against a 911 Cabrio 3.4 litres and really the Porsche which is underpowered destroyed the F-type on the track. Yes, the F-type is made to compete with the Audi R8 and Porsche 911, but is not in the same class, does cost less though. On the road it may be a better comparison than on the track, but still the 5-litre is a big engine, more a smaller American muscle car than anything else. You can even skip buying a 911 and get a GT-R, not to mention a ZR1 which will destroy the F-type.
In my opinion the heavier 5-litre engine should compete in its own category.
I never said it was better, or exactly the same as a Carrera Cabriolet... Just that when looking at size, price and performance, they are a lot more closely matched than the cars Haldex wants to compare it to.
The even better looking Coupe version...
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The even better looking Coupe version...
The even better looking Coupe version...
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