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Originally Posted by Jinx
Well thats just it, how could I expect a car to perform at a level if on average it doesnt? If a car has a huge "driver's hurtle", then I would rather have my money on the car that has similar "performance capabilities" but without that hurtle. Its looks right now that the 2011 Mustang GT with a solid rear axle is that car, in my eyes.
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You act like the Camaro is the only car effected by the inconsistencies of a driver. The average time you keep talking about includes, for instance, someone's first time at a track who ended up getting a high 15. You continually talk about how a driver can badly influence a car's capabilities; you're not getting that when comparing vehicles, you need to have the potential of each car reached when compare them, or in other words compare them when they're at their best, not when you average Joe's terrible 16.0 time and Bob's fantastic 12.5 time.