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The above poster is drawing a distinction between faster (top speed) and quicker (acceleration). Auto-journalism usually uses this language. In everyday speech,
by delish 11y ago
The above poster is drawing a distinction between faster (top speed) and quicker (acceleration). Auto-journalism usually uses this language. In everyday speech, "faster" is ambiguous.
- RobAtticus 11y agoThe origina posted qualified it with 0-60, which lets you know he means acceleration. A car can't have a "faster" 60mph than another.