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bcrdukes 09-29-2025 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9195348)
I’m excited about this partnership and what it will lead to
I can tell you that it can only lead to one thing: trash. :accepted:

underscore 09-29-2025 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Dbone (Post 9195349)
My caveman brain doesn't want a hybrid sports car.
My logical brain doesn't either. Why add more weight and complexity to cars where a big part of the appeal is being lightweight and simple? They already get great fuel economy.

supafamous 09-29-2025 04:44 PM
I'm ok with 48v mild hybridisation being added - that seems to add very little weight and brings good benefits in low end performance and FE but I'd be very skeptical, in this weight class, that anything more would be of value.

That said, let's just stick with a high revving 4 cylinder eh? 200-240hp is just fine. 2500lbs max.

djstyles 09-29-2025 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 68style (Post 9195265)
You got one hell of a man spread, I'm 6' and felt totally at home in a ND RF that I rented in Hawaii!
I was really surprised at the size of people that could fit in the ND. Everyone who asked me at the meet to sit in the car fit no problem.


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