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Threader @ Feb 7th 2008 9:40AM
"Best Performance Car - Volkswagen R32"
yeah sure. Come and play with me and my 08 Sti and we'll see about that. They must of gotten confused with Best Performance Commuter Car
Chase @ Feb 7th 2008 10:24AM
I don't think the R32 is the "best performance car" either, but just for argument's sake, it isn't too much slower than an STI anymore.
Around the top-gear test track the new R32 was down only 3/10ths of a second on the previous STI. The new chassis improved the R's time by 2 seconds.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Gear_Test_Track
Considering an STI will leave an R32 in the dust as far as a straight line goes, that means the R32 is better in the corners. Odd.