Semi review
I have had my S for a full month now and in the past couple of weeks I have driven two other cars besides my S and there are a couple of things I have gotten used to which make me think I will never want to get rid of it. The major thing (I would think would be a minor thing) is the gauges. I drove my bosses TSX and I felt like my brain was going crazy looking at the three gauges separtely. I was spending more time bouncing between the tach to the spedometer then I was looking at the road. And when I was looking at the road I felt like I was driving a cruise ship. I was going crazy the whole time thinking I was either going to hit the curb or a car in the other lane, it is even worse in my fiance Element.
Then there is the power. I know the S is not the fastest car on the road but It feels like something is wrong with a car when I step on the gas and it I don't get the feeling of "ALRIGHT HERE WE GO!"
The S has corupted my feeling that a car takes you from point a to point b.
I can't wait to see what this car does to me when I go FI
Then there is the power. I know the S is not the fastest car on the road but It feels like something is wrong with a car when I step on the gas and it I don't get the feeling of "ALRIGHT HERE WE GO!"
The S has corupted my feeling that a car takes you from point a to point b.
I can't wait to see what this car does to me when I go FI
Originally Posted by vietshiet501' date='Jan 27 2009, 06:43 PM
try driving suvs its scary to turn or change lanes for me since it feels as if the suv would tip over 

Originally Posted by vietshiet501' date='Jan 27 2009, 07:43 PM
try driving suvs its scary to turn or change lanes for me since it feels as if the suv would tip over 

Now, the M-in-law's Grand Cherokee, that's another story. Mainly because it's a POS.






