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Old 17-03-2010, 02:29 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by cosmo20btt
There called Tarago's but they went FWD as the earlier ones used to catch fire if not serviced properly.
I loved the grip of the mid-engined Taragos. I was waiting for the IRS with the supercharged flat 4 (American model) to wind up in a kit car of some sort.

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Originally Posted by geckoGT
The big heavy car has a better power to weight ratio…..

The Renault weighs approx 1400kg, the Mercedes comes in at 1600kg……..
The Mercedes C63 (and BMW M3 V8’s) are real porkers – 1800 + kg
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