millhouse
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- 2016 Ruby Red GT PP
Daily driver....enough said.
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Honestly, the additional weight aspect is totally overblown for everyone except those with dedicated track/strip cars. You won’t feel the extra weight…and for the 99% it won’t be a detriment. These aren’t the days of stripper notchbacks running several tenths quicker in the ¼ mile. Having 435hp on tap makes the hp/weight ratio differences negligible.I see some good point about the additional weight on the car.
Loving the comments and perspective. Keep 'em coming...
Performance pack had staggered 19 inch wheels with summer tires, Brembo brakes, Torsen rear diff with 3.73 gears, larger radiator, upgraded shocks struts and swaybars and upgraded aero bits. Quite the bang for the buck in 16 for only a $2500 option.After even more research, I've JUST realize that there are:
PP - Premium Package
PP - Performance Package
So, can someone confirm, on:
- Premium Package, you get Sync 3, Reverse Sensors and the likes
- Performance Package, those offer larger wheels and probably larger brakes and such
Right? Or am I totally off the mark...?
The base package has both drive modes and a backup camera.Leather, cooled seats, drive modes, extra gauges, better radio, navigation, back up camera.
It does not have the drive modes. Base drive modes affect traction / stability control, Premium has 4 of them and they also affect (significantly) throttle mapping.The base package has both drive modes and a backup camera.