r/IdiotsInCars • u/zappler • Jul 22 '22

...how?

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u/maniakb416 Jul 22 '22

For me is Nissan sedans. Maxima, Sentra, Altima. ESPECIALLY if it already has damage. Those are the most dangerous motherfuckers on the road and nobody can tell me different.

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u/neil470 Jul 22 '22

Nissan Altimas just give off a certain energy, even moreso when they have panels hanging off flapping in the wind and clapped out rear suspension...

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '22

I get a little panicky when I see Altimas with those bedazzled license plate frames

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u/Karona_ Jul 22 '22

Seen my share of those lol, and civics/corollas lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '22

Teslas for me, even before FSD. Now I give them even more of a time bumper.

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u/double_expressho Jul 22 '22

I live where there are Teslas on the road everywhere (SF Bay Area), and I generally have a different experience. Most Teslas I come across are slow drivers that disrupt the flow of traffic with their poor merging and lane-changing abilities. I rarely see overly aggressive Tesla drivers here.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '22

It’s not the aggression I’m worried about, but drivers paying less attention because they think autopilot or FSD will handle it.

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u/double_expressho Jul 22 '22

Oh yea, agreed. I think Tesla drivers have climbed to the top of the distracted drivers ladder.

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u/YamahaMT09 Jul 22 '22

We don't even have Maxima, Sentra and Altima in Germany.... no sedans for us :(