S2000's Handling Personality

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Nov 26, 2001 | 07:06 AM

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Tonky

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From: West Mids.

Mmmm.. I can't truthfully find anything to argue with with this over view. If it's urging a little caution on the prospective purchaser it's no bad thing IMHO.

Nov 26, 2001 | 07:13 AM

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CRitchie

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To the enthusiasts who really like to have control of their car instead of the other way around (read designers purposely putting in control elements to protect the driver)... these are positive points.

Nov 26, 2001 | 07:17 AM

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dlq04

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Originally posted by CRitchie
To the enthusiasts who really like to have control of their car instead of the other way around (read designers purposely putting in control elements to protect the driver)... these are positive points.

Thanks CR and CT... that's my take on it as well. This is a performance car. Not your father's Oldsmobile. I see these as positive traits as well.

Nov 26, 2001 | 07:18 AM

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Triple-H

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From: West Henrietta UPSTATE NY

Great Job!!!

I really liked this part:

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While there have been numerous posts on the subject lately, I feel they do not present the broad picture and in turn may mislead the first time readers (potential buyers).

Nov 26, 2001 | 02:51 PM

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s2ktaxi

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From: WA

I don't see the wording used here as negatives at all - in fact, to me they are positives. If this car did not handle the way it did, I would not have bought it. Could it handle better, sure - but handling perception is in the hands of the driver.