I have NEVER driven a car that is not fun on a twisty canyon

>>17740446
Life isn't an anime cartoon kid. Driving fast on twisted roads is very stressful. Straight line and ovals is way more funner.

>>17740459
It's not stressful if you're confident in your driving ability.
Obviously I don't drift through narrow mountain roads like a retarded weeaboo, but just driving through a twisty road fairly quickly is tons of fun.

I don't really understand. You're saying any car is fine on "twistys" then criticize what the Midwest people drive. This is a geographical criticism not an Automotive criticism.

>>17740479
I'm not criticizing.
I'm just making an observation that it must be dull only being able to drive fast in a straight line.
I also posed in the form of a question so I could get some anons from the midwest to give their input, either confirming or denying my observation.
Basically, learn how to read.

>>17740446
Wife's Saab 9-5 Aero is a bore on canyon roads. The transmission never knows what to do.

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>>17740474
>driving through a twisty road fairly quickly is tons of fun.

Until you get caught tripling the speed, loose your licence and get fucked on insurance for years to come.

>>17740489
>it must be dull only being able to drive fast in a straight line.

What fucking car does that? A 40 year old clapped out truck has no issues doubling the speed limit in the twisties. Even a truck like this will get you into trouble...

The vast majority of the autohahn is literally straight enough to use as a runway...

>>17740531
I'm not talking about the cars being unable to do it.
I'm talking about how there are very few fun roads in the midwest.

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>>17740531
Is english your first language?

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>>17740446
>he doesnt drag race 24/7

>>17740571
yawn