RSXsturbo, you just let me know when you want to meet me out at that track in your Super RSX.

not saying it out handles a s2k , just saying it holds its own.

looks like the cobalt will out handle the s200 especially when the new turbo ss drops in april. it currently holds the record for times around "the ring" in germany

don't even say a Cobalt outhandles an S2000

the cobalt has been coming in first in a lot of scca and grand am cup events . with the s2000 and rsx being 3rd and 4th....so i think that says alot for the cobalts handling.

The stock Cobalt skid pad on Road and Track is .84 and the RSX is .83 and the RSX has all season non performance 17 inch wheels so if ya had the RSX on the same tires watch the RSX beat it. An integra Type-R gets like.89-.91 on stock tires, get off saying the Cobalt handles better

Honda has the best handling front drive cars and even rear drive like the S2000 and NSX

The RSX handling is still sub-par next to the 'balt. The Cobalt, on stock tires, will pull 0.87 max lateral g's all day, while an RSX would be lucky to find 0.83. Give 'em both race slicks on all four corners, and the 'balt will pull 0.97 while the RSX will still only find 0.90 max lateral G's. Maximum lateral G's is the maximum sideways force the car can handle before letting go of the road. The cobalt can handle more, which means it can take turns at higher speeds, meaning it handles better. Period. Have you even ever driven a Cobalt before? My guess is no.

wtf. The RSX is one of the best handling front drives and the Integra Type-R. Stock, they get shitty tires so they don't seem to handle as well as they should.

you gotta be joking. the rsx handling sux. everytime a honda/acura tries to turn up the speed on these turns they never hold. If honda was as good with handling as they are with engines they would be even better cars.