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Mid-engine cars resemble flattened minivans, why are they so popular?

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  1. Abigail Chase

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    I mean they are so wide. And wide is synonymous with fat basically. And a supercar cannot be considered fat. And furthermore the bubble bulbous look of the 40's and 50's is all the rage now and so mid-engine cars truly are fat. I suppose since they were rare, well then they were considered exotic. And hence why people like them. But now there are tons of mid-engine cars out there and therefore they should be discontinued since they are hideous.
     
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    Well I guess it's an opinion :D
     
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    Is your mid-engine car too wide? And so you can relax. Sheesh! Well I did say they should all be discontinued but that is because the new ones are all too wide thanks to the LP. However the transeverse ones do not have the girth and therefore should not be banned.
     
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    Maybe the cars are wide for a reason. Like handling? Performance?
     
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    Why do people troll post on forums?

    I mean they can barely write. And writing means you have to spout your opinion. And anyone and every has one basically. And using "And" to start a sentence usually means the poster is like... well.. 13. And using "well" in a post means that I'm writing like someone who is in Middle school.. And because I write about "bubble bulbous" mid-engine cars with disdain (meaning: not to respect or like).. implies that I like angular front engine cars. And because this thing called "Aerodynamics".. I think that all non-bubbly cars should be blowd up. Especially ones with transverse engines.. The 70's and 80's are over. Ask your parents about that.

    OP Time to go home.. I think mommie has made you a hot dog for lunch.
     
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    Don't you have a mall to go to or something?
     
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    Pointless trolling thread. Closed.
     
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