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Motor Magazine Comparision Test G6Et Vs Bmw 335I Lexus


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My seat-of-the-pants-ometer puts the g6et ahead in straightline performance, especially the 80-120kph sprint, but handling is a different thing altogether, the 335i is leagues ahead. Makes me want to reprioritise my spending away from more power toward more stability (is this just a g6e thing?). My last car was a Legacy (Liberty in Aussie) B4 Blitzen, with it's factory Bilstein suspension it handled a sh!tload better than the g6e and the 335i is a sh!tload better than the blitzen.

Hi I fitted bilsteins and h&r coils in my G6ET Which lowered it 30 mm and fitted the 6 spot brembos and territory rear brakes and gt rims

With these upgrades I just love the thing some of my mates are into beamers and one has an ISF etc and think im a bogan , they dont know what hit when it goes by em

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They think a G6ET is a bogan car? Is that badge snobbery or what!

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My brother in law races a BMW 328 full race car full roll cage the whole 9 yards he has a 335 and he has driven both my G6ET and the 335 and he said there is no comparision the G6ET eats it in a straight line, he said that ithe G6ET is quicker than race car in a straight line as well.

He is a BMW nut and he said that the G6ET for the dollars is a bargin. He is actually buying a G6E non turbo to tow his race car.

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