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metheores · 05-08-2008, 07:42 PM

Well i might be a little too late with this, but I think that if you want to have an MR2 as your first car is up to you. I mean even if it is different and "dangerous" considering the traits of the car. (if that's the right term) There's only one way to tame the beast and that is to grab it by the horns. Basically if you want to know how to drive an MR2 you have to drive an MR2. You only get experience as you do it more often.

My friends are all tuners with RX-7's, Civics, Integras, some of them have supras I was the only one that developed interest for MR2s. Long story short, it's a sports car, and I am going to tune it and race it. I mean to be honest that's what it was meant for. But the car is also the daily driving and i don't think many people are dumb enough to go 40 on a school zone.

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metheores Supreme! Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 658 Thanks: 38 Thanked 16 Times in 16 Posts iTrader Rating: (1/100% )	Well i might be a little too late with this, but I think that if you want to have an MR2 as your first car is up to you. I mean even if it is different and "dangerous" considering the traits of the car. (if that's the right term) There's only one way to tame the beast and that is to grab it by the horns. Basically if you want to know how to drive an MR2 you have to drive an MR2. You only get experience as you do it more often. My friends are all tuners with RX-7's, Civics, Integras, some of them have supras I was the only one that developed interest for MR2s. Long story short, it's a sports car, and I am going to tune it and race it. I mean to be honest that's what it was meant for. But the car is also the daily driving and i don't think many people are dumb enough to go 40 on a school zone.