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pothole · 05-09-2013, 07:05 AM

I've already said that I can understand people wanting more acceleration.

What I don't understand is what a Honda Civic has to do with anything? How does a Honda Civic that you don't own or drive impact the feel and dynamics of your Boxster?

This statement is very odd, too:

"I have yet to drive a car that's more fun than that, but it's not a car I would ever own because... let's be honest, it's not very fast."

How does that make sense? I infer from this you prefer faster. But I also infer that faster for you doesn't equal more driving enjoyment or fun. As you say, you've yet to drive a car more fun that the BRZ/86.

If you don't enjoy "faster", what benefit is it giving you? Are you mainly worried about what other people are doing?

05-09-2013, 07:05 AM	#28
pothole Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Location: UK Posts: 874	I've already said that I can understand people wanting more acceleration. What I don't understand is what a Honda Civic has to do with anything? How does a Honda Civic that you don't own or drive impact the feel and dynamics of your Boxster? This statement is very odd, too: "I have yet to drive a car that's more fun than that, but it's not a car I would ever own because... let's be honest, it's not very fast." How does that make sense? I infer from this you prefer faster. But I also infer that faster for you doesn't equal more driving enjoyment or fun. As you say, you've yet to drive a car more fun that the BRZ/86. If you don't enjoy "faster", what benefit is it giving you? Are you mainly worried about what other people are doing? __________________ Manual '00 3.2 S Arctic Silver