I once spent a week driving a BMW M5. After opening it up like once right away, I just used it like my normal car, (a Mazda hatchback). Both cars were about the same and honestly the driving experience was basically the same. Except the M5 costs many tens of thousands more. Ultimately, driving on American roads is all the same regardless of the vehicle you drive. So in order to get you to pay more, they have to convince you that if spend more you'll get a different experience when you drive to Walgreens to get some iced tea.
I have no idea why anyone would want to drive a Lamborghini anywhere other than a track. Driving a fast car slowly in traffic sounds like the most boring shit ever.
I once spent a week driving a BMW M5. After opening it up like once right away, I just used it like my normal car, (a Mazda hatchback). Both cars were about the same and honestly the driving experience was basically the same. Except the M5 costs many tens of thousands more. Ultimately, driving on American roads is all the same regardless of the vehicle you drive. So in order to get you to pay more, they have to convince you that if spend more you'll get a different experience when you drive to Walgreens to get some iced tea.
One time I was in a bus on the highway that passed a Lamborghini because of traffic.
Therefore busses both hold more people and are quicker than luxury sportscars in actual use.
I have no idea why anyone would want to drive a Lamborghini anywhere other than a track. Driving a fast car slowly in traffic sounds like the most boring shit ever.
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Especially in a place with winters so potholes exist year round no matter what, and you can't use the car for 4-5 months a year.
Love playing "dodge the pothole" while going like 40 km/h max in stop/start traffic. Such luxury.