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| The Challenger |
| LaSarthe 01-25-2007 |
The only real contender to the works Porsche 962 cars, Tony Southgate and TWR really turned the tides on them. Important too to note that it used normal aspiration in a time when turbo seemed like the only way to go. |
| Truely Great |
| Spanky_Murphy 21-2-2003 |
Better than any of the 2000-2002 cars. Full stop. This is largely due to regulation changes. But whoa, this was awesome when it raced. Looks cool too. |
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