the love for the IX continues-keep your IX's
Jan 4, 2010, 11:57 AM
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the love for the IX continues-keep your IX's
http://www.evo.co.uk/buying/buyinggu...24d259bc3be1bf
not to be another comparo thread, but just noted it from evo car magazine.
not to be another comparo thread, but just noted it from evo car magazine.
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Jan 4, 2010, 12:31 PM
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dynoflash totally wrong. the new evo x with 415 flywheel hp run like 4.0 seconds 0-60. The ix 260whp probably run like 4.4 seconds. So the evo x with 400whp would do better than 4.0 seconds.
Jan 4, 2010, 12:40 PM
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I bought my IX as a keeper. No plans to sell it. Ever.
I can't recall a car similar to the (CT9A) Evo gracing the USDM, and we'll probably never see anything like it again. A car this raw and direct, composed yet ferocious, is not a common occurrence at all. I've certainly haven't driven anything like it in my humble 30 years behind the wheel. Once I did, I knew that I had to buy one to keep.
I can't recall a car similar to the (CT9A) Evo gracing the USDM, and we'll probably never see anything like it again. A car this raw and direct, composed yet ferocious, is not a common occurrence at all. I've certainly haven't driven anything like it in my humble 30 years behind the wheel. Once I did, I knew that I had to buy one to keep.
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I bought my IX as a keeper. No plans to sell it. Ever.
I can't recall a car similar to the (CT9A) Evo gracing the USDM, and we'll probably never see anything like it again. A car this raw and direct, composed yet ferocious, is not a common occurrence at all. I've certainly haven't driven anything like it in my humble 30 years behind the wheel. Once I did, I knew that I had to buy one to keep.
I can't recall a car similar to the (CT9A) Evo gracing the USDM, and we'll probably never see anything like it again. A car this raw and direct, composed yet ferocious, is not a common occurrence at all. I've certainly haven't driven anything like it in my humble 30 years behind the wheel. Once I did, I knew that I had to buy one to keep.
