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Heist said:
If your engine goes bad, DENY DENY DENY and raise bloody murder with the shop.
I don't care what the BLEEPIDY - BLEEPIN computer says happened. If this BLEEPIDY $80K car's engine can't handle a momentary overrev without major damage, then the BLEEPIDY engineers are at fault not making their design robust enough for a street car. I can accidently overrev a BLEEPIDY Toyota Prius and it won't blow itself all to hell later on.
Fix my BLEEPIDY car or my attorney is the next person I speak with, the press is the second, Porsche members the third, better business beareau the fourth.
Yeah... it figures, make the deed and blame the manufacturer. I've long though that many of the Internet reports of failed Porsche engines are probably driver induced. By a strange coincidence those cars are all manual cars... Nobody should buy a used car with a recorded type 2 overrev. I certainly would not.
> If this BLEEPIDY $80K car's engine can't handle a momentary overrev without major damage, then the BLEEPIDY engineers are at fault not making their design robust enough for a street car.
Stating the above, you obviously know nothing about high performance engine design. If you think that way, you should by a luxury auto limo - then your statement "may" apply. I qualify the word "may" because I've seen morons destroying perfectly good and well designed auto trannys and of course, blaming the car afterwards.
BTW... you are correct. You cannot cause a type 2 overrev on a Prius. The system does not allow you that driver error. If you have a Prius that is definitely the car for you.
