Whilst I still have the Corsa page open, 10.9s for 30-50mph in 4th...Originally Posted by Konan555
Whilst I still have the Corsa page open, 10.9s for 30-50mph in 4th...Originally Posted by Konan555
I think my car's 0-60 book figure is a bit conservative... I caned it to 60 along a slip-road from a stand still and it didn't feel as if it took quite as long as 11.1s
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Originally Posted by The Quentos
0-60 is a eu measure - done with 2 people and a 1/2 tank of fuel. all cars are tested like this, so claims by anyone that 'my car can do it quicker' when they fill it with helium, put a thimble of petrol in and get a dwarf to drive it are rather irrelevant, because you can benefit any car like that
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If you watch 0-60 sprints done by those not well practiced (myself included) a car very rarely does it in the book timeOriginally Posted by 5lab
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