After a while does ALL car feels about the same for the driver?

[Meecar]

I have driven a 1000cc car to 4000cc car

 

some in between are company's vehicle

 

after driving for many years I figured out, actually it is passengers that feel the most difference between different cars (I am talking about mass production cars)

 

for the driver, if you dont consider the performance of the car but basically the 'drive' it feels about the same especially if it is on a well paved road

 

dont know if you feel the same way

 

Edited June 2, 2007 by Meecar

[Alanswan]

If auto, more or less the same feel....

Pickup varies though...

 

If manual, very different...

Have driven at least 7 different manuals models in my life, all feel damn different.

Especially engine cap... Makes a whole of difference to the feel of the clutch and gear....

[Toyo]

i always thought different car, different feel. some may have better noise insulation, others may have a powerful engine or smoother transmission. I'm sure u'll feel the difference from driving a CVT and an conventional auto gearbox car

[Mrlazy]

Hi i'm a newbie here. But for the feel of driving that u are talking about, to me, i don't think all cars are the same.

Edited June 2, 2007 by Mrlazy

[Beei]

you again!

 

got differences lah.. even for the same model, some feel more lively, some feel more powerful..

 

anyway what feel are you talking about? handling? power? comfort?

[Gabriel]

ok...maybe u are yet to drive a 10,000cc...

 

u will def feel the diff there

[Icekitten]

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after driving for many years I figured out, actually it is passengers that feel the most difference between different cars (I am talking about mass production cars)

 

for the driver, if you dont consider the performance of the car but basically the 'drive' it feels about the same especially if it is on a well paved road

 

I always thought it's the opposite.

[Landex]

will it be much diff frm a 10, 001cc ride??

 

[Karebu]

try having a full load. like passengers. i'm very very sure you can feel the diff.

[Sony]

at times, it's not the car, but the driver..

 

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[Boxster]

Sure got diff maybe U not senstive enough

Engine's hum

Brakes sensitivity?

Seats heights and driver's posture?

Try driving car with power steering with electric and hydraulic power steering?

Edited June 2, 2007 by Boxster

[Relagsingh]

personal feel i guess...

 

i switch between 2 cars quite frequently and i can still feel the difference, right from moving off.

[Dice]

errr... try overtaking with 1000cc and 4000cc

[Twnll]

I think the difference is between 'normal' car and 'performance' car. All normal cars are usually comfort oriented, bigger cc cars may have more power but power to weight ratio may not be too far from a lighter but smaller cc car.

[Albeniz]

I have driven vehicles from 659cc, 1000cc, 1300cc and 1600cc engine category.

Although the difference can be up to 1000cc, everything starts to feel the same after a while. May be it's because I don't speed, that's why I can't tell the difference.

Edited June 3, 2007 by Albeniz

[Alanswan]

He already said, besides the performance of the car leh...

[Gabriel]

yup...1bhp makes a diff to some...so i suppose 1cc will too

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will it be much diff frm a 10, 001cc ride??

 

[Vblaster_w211]

Look, you're clearly on a crusade to convince yourself that models and engine does not matter.

 

We've clearly told you it matters to the rest of us.

 

But why bother to ask? Just get the cheapest sub 1000cc car you can get and leave us in peace....

 

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Is it generally true that when we upgrade we tend to buy the next car with bigger cc?

 

 

Does this make sense? When we upgrade it means we are moving towards a better option?

 

Big cc cars mean worse oil consumption

 

do you really need a 2L car in Singapore

 

the only difficult hill to climb is Mount Faber

 

how many of us drive to Mount faber

 

most of us are already past the pat tor stage already

 

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