Juan Powerblow
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I guess that's why BMW introduced the 320i High Line cos they anticipate loosing market share to the new C200K.
dannis;275861 said:guys... need help from E90 325 to beat the new class... my 320 seems can't....
E46Fanatic;275898 said:I think the C200k is actually competing against the BMW 323i (aka JPB's and Energy's car), while the 325i against the C230 V6 in terms of performance.
BTW, fantastic photo shot. Which car was in front of the other 2 in the sprint? hehe
E46Fanatic;275898 said:I think the C200k is actually competing against the BMW 323i (aka JPB's and Energy's car), while the 325i against the C230 V6 in terms of performance.
BTW, fantastic photo shot. Which car was in front of the other 2 in the sprint? hehe
Juan Powerblow;275905 said:A Lexus IS250 or even a Civic 2.0?!! Hahaha... or some guy standing next to the road...
BMW9700;275930 said:you r right..had a civic vtec 2.0 in front of me doing 200kmh on the straights nr penang..and still got strong acceleration..quite difficult to keep up..
Juan Powerblow;276418 said:I did mention in another thread that I had a Civic 2.0 on my tail a few weeks ago and I could only keep the guy at bay via a small margin of 2-3 car lengths! This is particularly painful for me cos the E92 in Malaysia only came in 323i guise (besides the 335i which is a whopping RM130K more expensive and in the 530i price category!). The extra 28 bhp in a 325i was sorely missed that night! I don't mean to offend anyone but judging by how fast the Civic 2.0 went, I think it can bury even the latest E90 320i.
The Civic Type R is another story cos from what I've read, this car can take-on and edge off the 330i.
dannis;276492 said:Conclusion here: JPB is trying to tell me dun play play with civic 2.0 :smokin:
In this case, I'll normally tail him but not overtake him (Even I can't la)... Car in front will always feel more pressure than the rear 1... hehe
Next is what we learn to watch Michael Schumacher on track.
Tail him until he make mistake haha....
Sorry guys, just to make myself feel better
supergripen;287745 said:the CTR(Civic Type-R) sedan is indeed a very fast car..but its more of a track tool than an everyday driver.the 330i might lose out on outright speed,but the CTR won't be able to match the 330i's overall refinement and high speed poise.
the ride quality of the CTR is wooden at best..its just too stiff for normal roads,even the highway is too much for the CTR..u'll be backing down 90% of the time to smoothen out the ride,just like my experience with my STi(tho i'd say my STi rides much better on coilovers than the CTR's standard setup).
now,a Civic 2.0 with a light pressure turbo..now that's a different story.i'd still choose a 330i tho..
astroboy;287923 said:I read somewhere the CTR is CBU Japan and had a speed cut device at 185kph or something.. can still try your luck. If limiter removed, it tops out before 230kph, confirm makan E90 320i ... but 325i no fear. But really, that is like riding a cowboy wagon la.. ours one is like enjoy the European scenery in a Eurostar.. What is there to compare.. That CTR is stripped to the bone la. Under the dash is kosong one, tingkap all nipis wan, lantai no bitumin wan.. U need to drive with a muffler or risk becoming deaf!!
Turbo Civic, lagi teruk, go highway, after speeding for 50km, sure need to stop and use the satay kipas to fan the turbine.. jia lat.. They become the scenery when our Eurostar cruise by.. So quiet the satay guy don't even notice it..
For RM199k on CTR, I rather get a Eurostar..