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We see this same sentiment in comments on this very website. Comments like "Straight line acceleration doesn't matter", for example. Except, as a driver, I ne
by jbm 3y ago
We see this same sentiment in comments on this very website. Comments like "Straight line acceleration doesn't matter", for example.
Except, as a driver, I never accelerate in a tight curve. Once I got an EV, aggressive drivers were no longer able to block me from merging into traffic; if anything, I was able to easily get away from them if necessary.
I believe what we are seeing is car enthusiasm being pushed further into the long tail. Aesthetics, self-sufficiency through repair, exotics, etc, will always have a place, but speed off-track is over. ("Drive feel" is the new "gold cable connectors".)
- tsunamifury 3y agoThe majority of the long-tail is just becoming "its really expensive" and "its an investment asset" unfortunately.