Do you prefer comfy or more active/sporty cars?

>>17257999
Definitely comfy.
If I could choose a free car, I would get a comfy Mercedes wagon with 150+ HP. Practical, comfortable, and not slow.

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>>17258019
>150HP
>not slow

Eurocuck detected.

>>17258037
>muh HP
Busrider pls go.

>>17258037
100 HP is easily enough to drive 200 km/h on the Autobahn.

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>>17258041
Even the bus has more horsepower than that.
>>17258045
Eurocucks actually use this as a defense? Being able to go 125mph is an achievement?

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>>17257999
Sporty.
Nothing beats never having to brake and being able to take corners at speed limit.
Comfy is for normies.

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>>17258019
>150+ HP.

>>17257999
My DD has to be comfy, but also perform well. Comfy is a priority, though.
Bikes can prioritise performance, but comfort has to be met as well. Although the priority has to be 'won't break at 60+MPH and kill me'.

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>>17258181
>amerifat bragging about his bus HP

makes you think......

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Both

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Why do amerilards get defensive about power when for decades they used 350+ cubic inch engines and managed about 200 to 300 horsepower through automatics with 3 gears?

Makes you think

>>17259644
>for decades
the 80's designs, but a few did spill over into the 90's. smog+ oil crisis= Pinto

>>17259048
>american
>bus
there is no such thing as public transit

>>17257999
sporty car with good sound insulation and a good seat.

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>>17259682
>sporty car with good sound insulation

plus fake exhaust note coming from the internal speakers

>>17259690
or just an insulated flap that opens when you press "sport"
or just open the window

>>17257999
I like a balance
if something is fun as hell to drive but highly fatiguing and unpleasant to be in, then it's awful to live with
if something is supremely comfy but wobbles its way around corners at 5mph, then it's just plain infuriating to drive
I'm not really sure what my ideal car would be, honestly

>>17259724
I am currently driving the former and very torn.

My 7 chins wobble on a flat road never mind when I get on to shitty backroads.

Driving experience is 10/10 when you go for it, but driving home from work after a long day, it's a pain in the ass

sporty but with a really comfortable seat.

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>>17258037
>>17258181
Wow great posts anon