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    Porsche hybrid

    From the company that invented the hybrid, suck on that Prius!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T84F8QstYCU

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    Next generation turbo Prius 0-62 MPH 10 seconds (current GEN 11+ seconds)
    918 Spyder 0-62 MPH 3.2 seconds.

    The Prius driver won't even be able to pucker up the 918 will be so far past.

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    I want one, but I probably can't afford it. The Porsche 904 was one of my favorites but could never afford one of those either.

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    I owned a 1989 NA 944 for about 2 years and absolutely loved it! So much power and torque from that 4 cylinder. I routinely smoked V6 cars off the line and it handled like it was on rails. Too bad I had to sell it.
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    Smile

    I think this technology will suit the rear engined 911 very well, indeed (though I am not really a fan of hybrids).

    Porsche has a 911 GT-R that is a hybrid. Definitely, watch his space as it should be phenomenal over the course of, say, a 12 or 24 hour race. I'd also soon expect Audi to unveil similar technology on their R12 turbodiesel race car, too. Times are very interesting, indeed!

    The 2010 Honda Civic Type R sedan is probably the best balance between performance, fuel economy, price and reliability. The problem/question is whether American Honda import it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mjolnir View Post

    The 2010 Honda Civic Type R sedan is probably the best balance between performance, fuel economy, price and reliability. The problem/question is whether American Honda import it.
    Doesn't look like it since Honda is ending production of the Type R sedan....

    http://www.autoblog.com/2010/04/19/h...-r-production/

    Yet another awesome Japanese car that never made it to the U.S.

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    Maybe I should go to the Porsche Museum this weekend.

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