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At the rear is a massive spoiler, big enough for a grand prix car. The only sticking points i could come up with were the crappy turning circle (11. If ever a car deserved careful respect, this is it. While the new evo may have lost a bit of the edge that kept you eternally respectful and a little cautious when driving the evo vi tme, the viii goes almost as hard but can be thrown into corners with almost wild abandon, such is the vehicle's astonishing performance.


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Big red brembo brake calipers are also prominent players in the eye candy department, but at the end of the day there will be those who like the bold and brash 'look-at-me' elements of the evo's exterior, and those who think it looks ridiculous, tacky even. 3 Seconds to achieve the same feat. It's more powerful than a twin-turbo bentley arnage r, which has an engine more than three times the size. Shocked and understandably dismayed, at first i put it down to the 14,000km on the odometer (and we're talking journo kays, not owner kms), where the turbo wasn't at all keen on kicking in early.

It never has the suppleness of some cars with this performance, but it irons out the bumps reasonably well. It's a fiendishly quick car with intuitive handling and unbelievable grip levels, and best of all it's got all the coolest mods: Recaro, momo, brembo and even a turbo. Problem is, the nuts stick out right on the part of the wheel the bead has to slide on when it's mounted. Evolution 8 also retains sports abs with ebd (electronic brake force distribution), which uses a steering wheel angle sensor to detect steering inputs.

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