Simply awesome

DreXeL said:
The Mondeo equivalent would be the ST200, which has exactly the same power. And it handles better. And it's considerably less dull.
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No the Mondeo ST200 was equivalent to the Vectra ST200.

And all GSi's were tweeked by Motor Sports Development in Milton Keynes and handled exceptionally better than normal Vectras and the Mondeo rivals.
 
Now here is a proper interesting car :D

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gurdas said:
200bhp GSi! ***** over mondeos of its age.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh wait, you were being serious. Oooooookay. You want me to believe that a Vectra, a car which handles like a newborn deer, handed over to some grease monkeys in Milton Bloody Keynes and tweaked slightly, handles better than the Mondeo which was praised by pretty much everyone who drove one as being rather good to drive?

<Dr. Evil on> Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight <Dr. Evil off>

The Vectra chassis is good at one thing - cruising. It makes for a very comfortable ride if you're pounding up and down the motorway network. But for twisty stuff? Think I'd rather have the Mondeo, and that says something....You can say that the MSD modded Vectras handled better than other Vectras, but that's like saying a Ferrari F430 handles better than my Seicento - the Seicento handles so badly that the comparison is meaningless.
 
gurdas said:
No the Mondeo ST200 was equivalent to the Vectra ST200.
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No it wasn't, the Vectra ST200 was a ridiculously rare car that they made only a handful of, it wasn't a regular production model.

V6 SRi = ST24
GSi = ST200

I know you dont like to admit this becuase the equivilent Mondeo shows the Vectra up with ease, but thats how it is.
 
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