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Ford Wannup @ May 9th 2008 6:27PM
"The ZR1 has 88 more HP and roughly 700 pounds less weight....."
Funny, unlike the GT-R posts, no one accused Caddy as a lie and a cheat: that it's "impossible" for a car with lower hp and heavier weight to be faster.
Congrats to Caddy. More than anything, this shows that chassis dynamics and traction are just as important as raw power.