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'70s 164s 140-160

posted by  sixpot on  Fri Apr 5 02:32 CST 2002
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My response is to change your question, What IS the 164 like to drive? It is both ponderous and nimble. It is heavy on cornering but boy you can sure pull out into traffic and make those rubberneckers in their Beemers take a second look. Of course driving it this way makes the fuel economy lousy! I have owned 140's, 240's and now the 164 and I have to say the 164 is by far my favorite so far due to looks and performance. The 240 gets my vote for reliability.
cheers.






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