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Awesome. But most people are not prepared for performance like that. I hope the safety systems work perfectly in the 0-100 case, because the distance you can tr
by blunte 9y ago
Awesome. But most people are not prepared for performance like that. I hope the safety systems work perfectly in the 0-100 case, because the distance you can travel with so little time to comprehend what situation you're about to be in is significant.
And it should probably require a breathalyzer pass to enable the fast mode!
- cmontella 9y agoA $200k car isn't for most people ;)
- unicornporn 9y agoVery true. But sadly, being rich won't make you more apt to handling this kind of power.
- King-Aaron 9y ago0-100kph in 1.9 seconds is the sort of performance the Group-A Jet Sprint boat I used to copilot had. That's with a 600+ hp, methanol powered drag engine. At full power, it could pull a full G accelerating. That performance in a road car would be mental. However, you can still manage it quite well - there are supercars (and highly modified street cars) that can pull similar numbers, and you don't immediately die when driving them so long as you have the experience. Having breath lockouts and such is almost offensive to the sort of people who can handle these sorts of vehicles. I'd be more inclined to suggest a buyer preselection system, or at least offer in-house driver training.
- blunte 9y agoYes exactly, drivers should have to have at least a little training before unleashing that kind of power. One need only look at Youtube for videos of what happens when normal people try out their new overpowered toys.