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The simplest reason? My guess is capitalism. If every car model available for a consumer to purchase has the same advertised speeds, the competition between ma
by echelon_musk 3y ago
The simplest reason? My guess is capitalism.
If every car model available for a consumer to purchase has the same advertised speeds, the competition between manufacturers will slowly dry up. I'd guess this would result in less cars being sold.
Would manufacturers compensate by competing in other areas to attract buyers?
Why buy a Kawasaki Ninja H2SX when you could buy a Yamaha N Max...
- HPsquared 3y agoPeople don't really buy cars based on top speed. Most higher-end cars are limited to the same 250 km/h (155 mph).