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LGT versus other mid-size AWD sedans
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From Road and Track via NASIOC. I knew there was a reason I liked R&T the best out of the big car rags.
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I laugh everytime I hear "refinement" and "a4" in the same sentence. Enjoy your trips to the service dept for your $35k Jetta..
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I like to drive around one of those mazdaspeeds.
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Wow there are 7 AWD midsize cars now. How times have changed.
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Lets see... The two winners are the manufacturers that have been making AWD sedans basically forever... Big surprise...
Wonder how the GT Limited would have done instead of the Spec. B? It would be interesting to run the tests with the 2 cars with a Stage 1 tune... Probably help the Audi more. If I had to buy one or the other today instead of 1999, I'd pick the LGT. |
Yup. And both vehicles are leagues ahead of the others too. I like 'em both.
The differences between the GT Limited and spec b are bigger wheels, better rubber, stiffer suspension and about 200 lbs. Performance wise, anyway. Either Legacy with a Stage 1 flash (and no other mods) would be putting down about 230whp. Don't know excatly how the compares to an A4 w/ reflash. |
Spec B isn't going to help with making up for the 'refinement' against the Audi, and it'll just lose points on price.
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Agreed...Up until recently, I would have taken the Audi over Legacy sedan any day, in 1999-2000 I was real close to buying an A4, and I'm still a big fan big fan of the A4, but the LGt is a wonderful car Subaru should be very proud of. |
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The A4 goes to about 240 peak horsepower and 290lb-ft. of torque with software only, but the best part is it gains up to 57 horsepower at lower rpms. And that's on a little old 2.0l... :) |
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