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the gpr i think was the facelifted version of the gpx, with a few tweeks here and there, they have a bigger wing, and the foglights at the front are round. they look pretty nice actually, but ive only seen one on the road, as they are pretty rare compared to the older ftos.
GPvR Aero FTO is the best and the last breed! They are a light weight version of normal FTO with all the extra goodies like sport bucket seat (something like the type R's), LSD, traction control, HID, 5 speed tiptronic (don't know about manual form).... It's seriously rare in aust!
Prelude and FTO are not hairdressers cars, one car that is is the Toyota paseo....................loooool
DC2R over FTO any day or time of the human race:rolleyes:
I've heard the same being said about Honda's Integra. But that is beside the point.Quote:
Originally Posted by TODA AU
Honestly, all childish comments aside, let's keep this on topic.
BMI did go a fto gpx vs dc2r
i think it could be close if u put the version R with the dc2r together in a race
theLilke Lovesil mentioned the FTO GP-R is a limited edition *Type R* version of the FTO. It definatly comes in manual, as my friend owns one.. they are a pretty quick car..!
simple...
DC2R will rape FTO (all models) in both track and quarter mile
They don't call DC2R the best handling FWD in the world for nothing...
hmm....not really Sir JDM! Because i had a offer from a guy in FTOAustralia.com with his FTO. And his FTO is a real Type R version FTO with 5 speed tiptonic! Unless you mean it also come with manual form......if yes, then pls disregard this posting then!
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Originally Posted by Sir JDM
Lovesil, in your original post you said your not sure if they come in manual form..
I replied saying they definatly DO, because my friend OWNs one, it even haz a RAZO gearknob :p
fark there are some competitive ****s around... lol
try to NOT worry about that what is faster than what, because there is always something a little faster. look instead for what you are after in the car. if the engine note, styling and individuality of the vehicle are more important to you, then maybe you'd preffer the fto.
i mean, if were interested in having tactile controls and a real darty, directional front end, you'd deffinately FEEL that a peugeot 306 handles "better" than the type-r.
lastly, don't forget that most honda drivers are living in denial... ;)
i know what you mean ginganggooly! the very initial reason for me to start this thread is i'm confusion if i would go for type r or FTO as my next car. But throughout these time, i have settle down for a DC2R.
Also, no doubt that 306 might handle better than Type R for a FF car, but it will never match a Type R's speed! To me, i think Type R is the best all rounder!