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===Performance=== | ===Performance=== | ||
Acceleration, speed, and handling are very impressive, although slight burnouts and fishtailing can be a nuisance while speeding about the city, as the engine tends to overpower the drivetrain. This also makes the car virtually unmanageable at high speeds after a back tire has been shot out. However, it is one of the best cars to to drift with. Despite the small chassis, the Elegy is capable of withstanding a good deal of damage. | Acceleration, speed, and handling are very impressive, although slight burnouts and fishtailing can be a nuisance while speeding about the city, as the engine tends to overpower the drivetrain, threatening it to spin out if attempting to turn in corners. This also makes the car virtually unmanageable at high speeds after a back tire has been shot out, making it extremely difficult to maintain control. However, it is one of the best cars to to drift with. Despite the small chassis, the Elegy is capable of withstanding a good deal of damage, but explosions must be avoided. | ||
The Elegy's engine looks, sounds, and performs very similar to the [[Sultan]]'s, and is probably also a twin-turbo straight-6. | The Elegy's engine looks, sounds, and performs very similar to the [[Sultan]]'s, and is probably also a twin-turbo straight-6. | ||