GA>SA>GA>Huh?  No, I just think feel is more important.  What would I care what
GA>SA>GA>the numbers are if I didn't like the way it felt?  I prefer the feel o
GA>SA>GA>the Integra: light and agile.  The Camaro's handling is still precise
GA>SA>GA>and accurate, but I don't like the heavy, bulky, big feel.
GA>SA>I was actually talking about the NSX vs. Viper debate.
GA>Ok, the same thing applies to sports cars.  The Corvette C4 is probably
GA>an even better example.  Now how can you argue with a quote like this:
GA>"It made good numbers in tests, but always while issuing "Don't do it!".
GA>Hit a bump, it squirmed; lift off the gas, it squirmed; press the brake,
GA>it squirmed."  I watch for specific comments, and those don't sound too
GA>much like personal opinions to me.
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No, you said, and I wish I had a direct quote here, somethign to the
effect of "the Viper may handle btter, but the NSX feels better."  To
which I say: nonsense.  If a car handles better, who cares how it
'feels'?
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