The momentum over horsepower debate | Column
Just a few decades ago, 200 horsepower was considered obscene. But with modern performance cars pushing out well over 500 horsepower, is the "200 Club" still relevant?
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Just a few decades ago, 200 horsepower was considered obscene. But with modern performance cars pushing out well over 500 horsepower, is the "200 Club" still relevant?
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