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Thank you to the additional posters for your ideas. bullet1 : If you formerly drove a bimmer, then I'm sure you know what I a getting at. The two examples
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Thank you to the additional posters for your ideas.
bullet1: If you formerly drove a bimmer, then I'm sure you know what I a getting at. The two examples I gave were BMW 3-Series and the Mazda RX-8. Neither is generally considered "a Buick" yet both have more supple rides than the 370. Supple does not = soft. In any case, my follow=up question to you would be this: As BMW and Mazda both have demonstrated track records (no pun intended) of building high-performance cars without harsh or hard rides, what would make such a ride intrinsic to the Z? Thanks again.-J
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