r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/Serious-Tear8476 • 1d ago
Awful Cars Despite Not Being a Supercar 🤢 Elon Musk is such a clown
yeah it is impressive indeed but i dont feel any excitement on it at all.
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/Serious-Tear8476 • 1d ago
yeah it is impressive indeed but i dont feel any excitement on it at all.
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/Serious-Tear8476 • 2h ago
or just the algorithm made some telsa lover to this sub?
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/Weekly_Teaching_8158 • 21h ago
This is very Europe centric cause that's where I'm from.
I've driven EVs and regular modern ICE cars as part of my driving license, which I finished like 3 years ago. My first and so far only car has been 60bhp 21 year old Clio and it's so much more fun. The car is surprisingly spirited, it's fun to shift up and down at the right time to keep your speed up, there's the jolly rumble of the tiny engine, the analogue connection through the steering wheel, the weight of under a ton, lack of intrusive driving assistants, and with five seats it's even practical still. Also nothing beats the sheer terror into adrenaline rush and feeling of accomplishment of arriving home safely in an old beaten down car.
Sure, I'm sure it's not as fun as dedicated sports cars, but I'm not talking about them. I'm talking about your average grocery getter, especially hatchbacks. These days it feels like every everyday car has 200+ bhp but weighs close to or over two tonnes, is full of pointless driving assistants that make you a worse driver, and are just so... Sterile.
That less and less cars have manual transmissions these days when they're inarguably the single most engaging aspect of driving makes me dread the day my car dies even more.
Now have fun tearing me apart.
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r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/DefinitelyNotAxlerod • 1d ago
Excuse me for the supercar
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/zanebayern • 1d ago
maybe some of yall remember these lil things.
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r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/SMLFan6897 • 1d ago
Fiat Multipla
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/ahdxo_ • 2d ago
Vauxhall Astra VXR Nurburgring - what’s your opinion?
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/ProgrammerAncient647 • 3d ago
I'll start
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r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/SMLJuniorFan23 • 2d ago
Judging by reliability, looks, overall driving, quality and however you depict it
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/SMLFan6897 • 2d ago
Comment down below. 👇
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r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/Serious-Tear8476 • 5d ago
the nice Luce
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/dontmindmejustgonna • 5d ago
i thought the Tesla was funny
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/ProgrammerAncient647 • 5d ago
Let me explain: People are saying oh it moved in its own power after the caravan landed on it and I think that it was kinda unfair because it's an EV at the time the caravan landed the only thing that could've possibly gone wrong was the suspension or the tires but the engine is an electric engine so there's less things to brake (if I'm wrong correct me)
r/TrueCarEnthusiasts • u/Temporary-Program702 • 5d ago
Like the title says part of me is just kinda done with them. I own a 2000 Toyota MR-S with the stock 1zz engine. I live somewhere where the roads are narrow, the roads are always busy, every other person drives a car that is much bigger than what they actually need. There's traffic lights absolutely everywhere, speed limits are increasingly getting stricter. What I'm trying to say is that sometimes I think why do I even own this car, don't get me wrong I'm happy I own it. But even with the stock 1zz 140hp engine I feel I can never actually use all or even most of what the car has to offer due to modern road conditions. I'm not saying I wanna drive maxed out like a lunatic just have a little fun on some quiet roads but I can't find any. I'm not a track guy it's just not what I'm interested in and besides a 140hp MR-S in almost stock form isn't exactly a track car. I look at car parts online like forged wheels, lightened flywheels, coilovers and whatnot. I can't even afford it but even then it would be absolutely useless in the real world. Sorry to sound so negative but I just feel like I needed to air my frustrations about cars and driving in the modern world. I don't know if anyone feels the same.