Hehe actually I am inclined to agree with you on this but I have
noticed that sometimes right, when the car itself like let's say a
Honda Civic, people who drive these cars.. APPEAR to be a bit more
reckless than the same demographical person who'd be driving a
Corolla.
In US, the Vietnamese young males love Honda Accords and Civics and
you can see decals and lowered springs in a lot of them, plus a lot
of modifications done. In Malaysia, most young males also like the
Civics. Hell, a lot of my male young friends in SG would prefer a
Civic over any other 1.6 liter car. It's a good car though,
powerful for its segment. Surprisingly, people driving Ferraris,
Maseratis are more gentle and polite on the road. Maybe they don't
want to risk crashing their cars, repairs'll be phenomenal.
Maybe it's just that cars are getting more fuel efficient AND
powerful at the same time so sometimes more incidents of heavy
footing. After all, how many of us here can honestly say it's not
shiok to feel the effects of a kick down then the rush of
acceleration?
