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Compared to its siblings, it's rather stubby, and it's got a big wing stuck on the back of it. But a peek under the hood reveals that the XFR-S isn't an abomination, it's just something new. Something very powerful, and very fast.
Over the weekend, we had the chance to spend a few days with the 550-horsepower, four-door, five-seat sedan. We took it out of Manhattan, up to Bear Mountain, where the roads all curve and the engine can do its thing.
That's where it all clicked. The XFR-S is no joy to look at. But it's a terrific performance car.
The XFR-S starts for $99,000. The version we tested cost $105,770.
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