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>From quattro Tue Jan 31 11:43:34 0800 1995 remote from swiss.ans.net
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From: u.washington.edu!eliot (Eliot Lim)
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On Tue, 31 Jan 1995 PDQSHIP@aol.com wrote:

> The 325i might be a more formidable foe, C&D road test got the coupe to 60 in
> 6.7 sec, I believe the 90cq was at 8.0.  

Crap and Drivel (tm) also got 6.4 seconds out of the Integra.  go
drive that car sometime and see how bogus the number is.  i won't get
into why i think it is so far off.  i have driven the 325i quite a bit
and i can say with quite a bit of certainty that the corrado vr6 will
blow it into the weeds, whatever number that C&D says it will do from
0-60.  in short, don't bet your house on Crap and Drivel(tm).

> Weather wise, your q has the advantage, but the well balanced 325, with its
> limited slip and proper tires will put your q to the test in all but the
> slippery of conditions...  Then there's that sleepy M3, ouch!

the 325i will be faster than the 90, i agree. if the 90Q has an
advantage in slick conditions some of that is nullified by the
servotronic steering.  i would put my money on the 325i.


eliot