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**Chooriwrocafn** · 12-11-2009, 05:07 PM

Thing is... and I really don't know how to phrase in a way that is least likely to come off as being attitude-y or offensive, but... why do you need a car "tuned" for a specific "feel" to have fun driving? Shouldn't driving in and of itself be the fun, and not driving in a specific type/tuning/brand of car? Hell, I raced a friend across town once. Him in his Mazda6 and me in my Sienna. I had a helluva fun time barreling down residential streets a 9 PM or cornering at speeds faster than I really ought to be cornering at. Me winning was just icing on the cake. idk, I guess, from my perspective, it just sucks out a lot of the fun if everything facilitates "fun".

Sorry about derail the thread.

12-11-2009, 05:07 PM	#14
Chooriwrocafn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	Thing is... and I really don't know how to phrase in a way that is least likely to come off as being attitude-y or offensive, but... why do you need a car "tuned" for a specific "feel" to have fun driving? Shouldn't driving in and of itself be the fun, and not driving in a specific type/tuning/brand of car? Hell, I raced a friend across town once. Him in his Mazda6 and me in my Sienna. I had a helluva fun time barreling down residential streets a 9 PM or cornering at speeds faster than I really ought to be cornering at. Me winning was just icing on the cake. idk, I guess, from my perspective, it just sucks out a lot of the fun if everything facilitates "fun". Sorry about derail the thread.
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