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16-07-2012, 06:14 PM
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True... but I was really impressed after watching that youtube clip of the Skyline vs the original 86.
Couldn't catch up... you would assume the Skyline would have a greater power advantage? Or am I the only one who thought that clip was somewhat staged? It did look like the driver of the 86 was really pushing the limit, while not that much for the Skyline? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coLD8JwtToI Most would look at the 2 cars and say you were racing a genuine sports car against what looks like a 2dr Corolla... Man... thats driving!
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Re: Toyota 86 price $29,990!
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