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    0.29 nga pala yung galant, kaya pala in my mind it also sounded correct when niky mentioned it. i think this cd also applied to the super saloon variant since the cd figure (as per the brochure of the galant then) was common under the headings of the super saloon and vr. so i guess the skirts are just for aesthetics

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    Niky,

    OT nagresearch ako sa 626 nung yung pa kotse ko... its 0.31 cd. kaya pansin mo it glides when cruising...its kinda quiet.

    cant believe that the rayban (7g) has 0.27 or 0.29(?)....
    i believe the most aerodynamicly efficient car circa 90s is the 95 Lexus LS400 at 0.29.

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    Quote Originally Posted by basti08
    i believe the most aerodynamicly efficient car circa 90s is the 95 Lexus LS400 at 0.29.
    You mean the SC400 (V8, 2-door coupe).

    The SC400 is still sought after by collectors. It certainly looked aerodynamic and would look stylish now as it did back then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by basti08
    i believe the most aerodynamicly efficient car circa 90s is the 95 Lexus LS400 at 0.29.
    Make that the Opel/Vauxhall Calibra, which has a coefficient of drag of only 0.26 Cd.


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    Quote Originally Posted by AG4
    Make that the Opel/Vauxhall Calibra, which has a coefficient of drag of only 0.26 Cd.

    I saw one of those here (an Opel). It was an intriguing but truly fugly car...

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    Quote Originally Posted by flagg
    It was an intriguing but truly fugly car...
    I think the Calibra had one of the best designs of its era, can you believe this car was launched way back in 1989.

    Its clean lines still looked fresh until the car was discontinued in 1998...

    It was evetually replaced by the smaller Opel Astra Coupe...

    The Astra Coupe had a coefficient of drag of 0.28 Cd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flagg View Post
    I saw one of those here (an Opel). It was an intriguing but truly fugly car...
    F.Y.I. 2 hanggang 3 lang calibra sa pilipinas, RARE, I saw one and natuwa ako sa porma nya, mukha syang lancer gsr, fugly car? siguro benz o bmw kotse mo worth million kaya fugly tingin mo sa calibra. PEACE

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    no, i meant the flagship sedan...as in the Lexus LS400! i believe the SC300/400 has a cd of around 0.30+....

    i dont know how they did it but the 1st gen LS400 which is a li'l boxier than the re-engineered one but still has the basic silhouette has a shorter wheelbase, a tighter interior room and a slightly less remarkable cd of 0.31(?) i think.
    95 LS400 has 0.29 cd.

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    OT: I think we need another good discussion thread for a this "CD" topic...:D

    ...Now back to BHP boys!!!... hehehe!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rayban7g
    OT: I think we need another good discussion thread for a this "CD" topic...:D

    ...Now back to BHP boys!!!... hehehe!!

    There really aren't that many cars in the 145-150hp range worth noting.

    I stand by the turbocharged 4 Mazda MX6/Ford Probe GT of the late 80's/early 90's. 145hp/190 lb-ft torque. 0-60mph in 7 seconds flat, 1/4 mile *15.6 sec (C&D Magazine) with excellent gas mileage to boot. There aren't many 150hp or lower cars that could achieve that kind of performance, esp for a 2+2 coupe.
    Last edited by Jun aka Pekto; May 29th, 2006 at 03:25 AM.

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