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Automatic Ecoboost Has More Acceleration Than Manual GT???

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The manual GT is fucken fantastic. Then again - why am I on this site with so many whiners.

Not to mention an ugly ass Tesla will beat all these awesome Mustangs - even the GT350.
 

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The manual GT is fucken fantastic. Then again - why am I on this site with so many whiners.

Not to mention an ugly ass Tesla will beat all these awesome Mustangs - even the GT350.
Ugh, here we go with the Tesla mystique again. Only under very certain circumstances. A few higher performance Tesla models can beat a Mustang GT to 60 mph and in the 1/4 mile, twice in a row. Only if the conditions for the batteries are correct (warm enough but not too warm, full charge, etc.), and you set everything up properly and are ready to race. After the 2nd run, they couldn't beat an Ecoboost, much less a GT.

Study this review of the "vaunted" Model S performance vs the Porsche:
https://www.caranddriver.com/review...an-turbo-s-vs-2020-tesla-model-s-performance/

Notice how on the 3rd run, without a full charge, the Model S Performance runs high 13s, by the 5th run, it's a 15 second car.

Heck, even the P85D can only manage 115 mph in the 1/4 mile when fully charged, so in a roll race, an A10 GT would pull away in the long run.
 

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Ugh, here we go with the Tesla mystique again. Only under very certain circumstances. A few higher performance Tesla models can beat a Mustang GT to 60 mph and in the 1/4 mile, twice in a row. Only if the conditions for the batteries are correct (warm enough but not too warm, full charge, etc.), and you set everything up properly and are ready to race. After the 2nd run, they couldn't beat an Ecoboost, much less a GT.

Study this review of the "vaunted" Model S performance vs the Porsche:
https://www.caranddriver.com/review...an-turbo-s-vs-2020-tesla-model-s-performance/

Notice how on the 3rd run, without a full charge, the Model S Performance runs high 13s, by the 5th run, it's a 15 second car.

Heck, even the P85D can only manage 115 mph in the 1/4 mile when fully charged, so in a roll race, an A10 GT would pull away in the long run.
My point being that so many are fixated on 0 60 times and pass up getting an awesome stick just to be a few ms faster. Idiots.
 
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Drifting on gravel? I hope that was a rental.
Nope. Wouldn’t drifting on pavement do more damage? Tires gone, more stress on driveline, trans, engine and body.
 

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Nope. Wouldn’t drifting on pavement do more damage? Tires gone, more stress on driveline, trans, engine and body.
it's not the mechanical stuff that get torn up, it's the paint and underside of the car from flying rocks.
 

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Horsepower and torque numbers might tell one story. I dunno, I wind my 5.0 up past 4500 and things start to sound (and feel) a little scary. I like that. Even if some electro-whatever pins my head back with 10x the acceleration, I'm not sure that compares with the V8 sound. You don't just eat with your taste buds; you also eat with your eyes. There's more to the dyno than just your butt.
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