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> More efficient engines are generally smaller and less powerful, which does not satisfy customers. They are also less safe for freeway driving. On a recent v
by com2kid 11y ago
> More efficient engines are generally smaller and less powerful, which does not satisfy customers.
They are also less safe for freeway driving.
On a recent vacation, I recently visited Albuquerque NM, driving around there requires a fast powerful engine to get up to speed ASAP, or accidents will happen.
In comparison, when I visited Boston, I rented a Fiat 500 and loved it, it was perfect for zipping around a those old narrow winding city roads, in and out of traffic, and finding parking. Heck I didn't pay for parking in Boston once while I was there!
Freeway driving is the norm for most of America though. A tiny engine won't due, it will however get someone ran over.