That is seriously pricey when we look at Dimension Tau and Luna Sportivio .
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Which both have 6 cylinders 
i just want to say…
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Peace out 
Frankly, there are much better performance car for that price range regardless of AWD or RWD. This car is not going to come up on anyone’s list given the price from a 4 cylinder car.
C2000R is about high revving and high output per litre from a naturally aspirated engine and this is a disappointment to it predecessor , partly ruined by electric bullshit.
I’d take my money and go for a Phyton Fighter, honestly, if I were interested in a hot hatch. More power, AWD, high-revving mag-blocked I4 with a turbo, and less expensive overall.
But can it beat my V12 RWD Hatchback which is 2011 Ventura Celsius?
You know if he wanted he could but some people aren’t interested in making 700 hp hatchbacks.
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Well , you could be right.
I was like over estimate that people are interest in 700 hp hatchback.
You know Saminda has the potential to bulit fast cars , but too bad they are not serious anymore
EG : CZ5 , CZ6 and plenty of R version in the 90’s like what Japanese brand IRL.
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#Saminda will join Nascar for 2016 Season , “We can do what Americans do” said Teiko Sakahashi , CEO of American Saminda Motor Co.
When we think of Saminda’s , they make econ box with great fuel efficency , they are not well known for making big muscular V8s in fact they don’t , Teiko Sakahashi wants to change it image , well atleast in the States.
Saminda just announced that it will join the 2016 season NASCAR with their best selling model C5.
“Given the fact that the C5 was #3 best selling “Made in American” car behind Dimension and it make sense to be in NASCAR” said Sakahashi
Since Saminda does not have any production V8 engines , to meet the requirements, Saminda pulled a V8 from the previous 3.4-liter V8 from it Super GT SRD500 and had a whole overhaul since the V8 are different compare to NASCAR V8’s.
(more information to be continued)
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But you have already done what the Americans can do! I mean with all the GM recalls and that…
It’s good that Saminda is expanding into the world of motorsport!
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This reminds me of Toyota entering the Sprint Cup with a car named after its mid-size sedan, the Camry, and building a bespoke engine to power it.
Sorry, I don’t think Saminda is going to succeed in Nascar.
The Americans might have to drop the bomb twice before they understand though.
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Trust Saminda for building great engines and trust them to make boring cars too 
How long before the Saminda Nascar has the ignition cut out on the track and cost them the race?
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It won’t happen very often, if at all, assuming their reliability issues have been fixed by then. In real life, Toyota struggled to make an impact in the Sprint Cup until Kyle Busch qualified for, and eventually won, the Chase despite missing the first few races of the season; a few months after that breakthrough, Denny Hamlin won the Daytona 500 in another “Camry” by a nose from yet another “Camry”.
Saminda is and are always contributed in motorsport , while NASCAR might be new to us , we will do whatever it is to ensure it will go smoothly.
If you ever get the chance, I would love to see something related to your motosport history!
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#Saminda and Maesima combines to create their latest sport car .
Saminda’s global chief executive officer Yuko Nagoya (left) and Mae Sang-chul, Maesima’s global chief executive officer, agree sport car pact @Bloomberg News (Photo Credit : RK38)
Onces rivals have now become business partners , Saminda and Maesima just announced that they will be developing the latest sport car
Saminda and Maesima have recently announced their plans to jointly-develop a sports car with a little detail leaked.
According to a Maesima spokesperson, “It will be a sustainable sports car with environmentally friendly technology”
While awaiting official details, wide speculation has suggested it could be a replacement for the Auxuras Arrow together with the recently hot topic Maesima Dynamic Racing Vision Concept.
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