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Valentino Amoro @ Mar 25th 2008 3:23PM
I agree with Zamafir. He's not saying that the 335 is not faster. It is a lot compared to the GTI. He's saying that it doesnt feel faster unless you check the numbers.
Havign driven both multiple times I agree.
Perhaps some of it has to do with the GTI's sudden turbo kick versus the 335's smooth delivery, the 335's hushed cabin and softer suspension.
Kind of why the New Evo and STI feel slower than the old, although they are as fast.
zamafir @ Mar 25th 2008 3:54PM
@Valentino Amoro - it's nice to see some people are paying attention on here.