Facts:
- I drive a 2004 Mazda RX-8.
- I love my car.
- When driving my RX-8, I can feel everything.
Now, let us examine this. If I run over a pebble in the road, I feel it. This has the distinct advantage of keeping me aware of driving conditions I may otherwise have gone completely unaware of. I can thus drive at high speed and know exactly when my tires are about to lose traction over light gravel and compensate accordingly. This adds a whole new layer of fun to driving for me, since I needn’t worry about dangerous conditions such as ice or snow, since I’ll be aware of any particularly dangerous patches just before I hit them. I’ve been known to drive almost completely sideways around a corner over ice and never once have I felt out of control. I really don’t think this is me, I believe the car is the reason, as my last two cars would not have afforded this luxury with even a semblance of safety. So what makes me decide to write about my car today? Well, just now as I’m driving down the highway home from work, I noticed myself casually avoiding cracks in the road, so I tried just following the car in front of me, letting my tires go wherever theirs did. Awful! Never again will I make that mistake. Never
You should try driving MY car, if you can convince yourself that all of the tires will stay on the car for the entire duration of your trip.