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WHAT COMES AFTER A GTI ?
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Abbott Martin
Go Kart Champion
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https://www.carmax.com/cars/Porsche/911/2009/13411108
Not an S but a good sign for the 997.
Will keep up with CarMax cars.
Just sold before I could explore it while on vacation near the dealer.
https://www.carmax.com/cars/Porsche/911/2009/13411108
Not an S but a good sign for the 997.
Will keep up with CarMax cars.
Just sold before I could explore it while on vacation near the dealer.
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Ford has a new trim for the Fusion coming out with AWD and twin turbo V6.
Svtpony
Ready to race!
Yeah I seen that. Ford has been putting out some cool cars lately. That edge is my first ecoboost but as far as I've heard they're pretty bullet proof and I haven't heard too much fuss about carbon build up either. Which is great.
Abbott Martin
Go Kart Champion
MrFancypants
Autocross Champion
Sure, but the Taurus SHO is much the same, and if I'm honest for this kind of car I wouldn't car. I'd purchase it as a powerful family mover that I can enjoy stomping on at stoplights.
As long as it can get around a corner in a graceful way I'd be happy.
Trytun
Go Kart Champion
I have a base model 2016 Fusion as a company car and I love it. It's comfy, it rides really nice and it is killer on gas. It has zero power though, and when I put the car into reverse it feels like the car is going to fall apart, it clunks in reverse constantly and really hard, like the gears slipping past each other. It does this on all the company Fusions that we have.
Despite that, I've strongly considered trading in the BMW and leasing a loaded Fusion as the family car.
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Despite that, I've strongly considered trading in the BMW and leasing a loaded Fusion as the family car.
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