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Originally Posted by Shiza
You mean to tell me that rival cars that both use turbo V8 engines have similar specs? That's wild.
Many people think that performance numbers are what make a car. It's not. It's the way that the car makes you feel when you drive it. Especially for 99.9% of the people who will never reach that 200 plus mph or use the cars full potential.
A great example of this is just how many people have purchased a F8x M3/4 only to sell it and go back to the E9x M3. The new car may look great and have better numbers but it still doesn't feel nearly as good to drive.
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your argument isn't solid as the 488 GTB was also V8 twin turbo and it was nowhere near a 720s in power. Check the times that both cars were doing around tracks and drag strips and you will see the 488 GTB was a joke next to the 720s.
It took the f8 Tributo for Ferrari to catch up.