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<blockquote data-quote="fabianyee" data-source="post: 525800" data-attributes="member: 6">This debate will never end... <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" /> Can&#039;t compare to Porsche and Ferrari cos they are purpose built fast&nbsp; cars which has more steering feedback, meaty engine &#039;music&#039; and&nbsp; exhaust note to go with the speed compared to a saloon car. Different&nbsp; league. but bear in mind the roads we used are shared with other cars and trucks and buses. It becomes a potential problem when u drive faster than u think u are actually going... It&#039;s ok if you drive fast knowing full well u are going fast.. But not when u&#039;re not aware of the real speed.. Even on the Autobahn, crashes seldom happen on the highway but at the exit cos after going at 200kph for 30 mins, 100kph feels like 50kph. so the tendency to exit at a faster pace is higher, more so with a fast &#039;muted&#039; car. I personally don&#039;t like driving fast in a car which lacks the feel of speed, its deception is unnerving. It&#039;s like &#039;driving&#039; PS3.. And I also can&#039;t &#039;drive&#039; on PS3 cos I don&#039;t feel the road.. hahaha.. I need the sensory information overload to whack the roads. Anyway, the market demands will dictate what products (and services) being dished out to us. Some likes it, some don&#039;t.. No need to debate so heatedly on this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fabianyee, post: 525800, member: 6"] This debate will never end... :p Can't compare to Porsche and Ferrari cos they are purpose built fast cars which has more steering feedback, meaty engine 'music' and exhaust note to go with the speed compared to a saloon car. Different league. but bear in mind the roads we used are shared with other cars and trucks and buses. It becomes a potential problem when u drive faster than u think u are actually going... It's ok if you drive fast knowing full well u are going fast.. But not when u're not aware of the real speed.. Even on the Autobahn, crashes seldom happen on the highway but at the exit cos after going at 200kph for 30 mins, 100kph feels like 50kph. so the tendency to exit at a faster pace is higher, more so with a fast 'muted' car. I personally don't like driving fast in a car which lacks the feel of speed, its deception is unnerving. It's like 'driving' PS3.. And I also can't 'drive' on PS3 cos I don't feel the road.. hahaha.. I need the sensory information overload to whack the roads. Anyway, the market demands will dictate what products (and services) being dished out to us. Some likes it, some don't.. No need to debate so heatedly on this. [/QUOTE]

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