
steve b wrote:
Sorry, your wrong.

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.raise the level at which it breaks away.

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So it improves the stability of the car then

Yeah, your right though, any inexperienced driver, in the wet, can skid a car.

Its not the fault of the MR2 Turbo though, is it?

So your saying get an N/A if your inexperienced or you drive beyond your limits in the wet.

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excellent argument not to own a performance car

I'm sure we could argue all day over this, and I'm sorry if I was to brash, but the MR2 Turbo is not the monster car people are making it out to be.

Its just poor drivers treating it like a N/A and losing control, then blaming the car, rather than taking responsibility for thier actions.
