Drivers of powerful cars not only often violate traffic rules without noticing, they are also often the culprits of accidents. After all, driving a “charged” car is not so easy. First you need to make friends with her, understand, get used to it, and only then no, no, but allow yourself to get through the wind.
However, in practice, the “steersmen” overestimate their abilities, sitting behind the wheel and immediately pressing the “slipper” to the ground. As a rule, we learn how it ends from the reports of the traffic police. However, sports cars are not only known for the high cost of paying fines and the easy way to get into an accident.
These “lighters” have an obscene appetite and gobble up fuel faster than the driver earns. And in the context of a crisis that has dragged on to infinity, this factor does not encourage the purchase of such a hot “shell”. Add to that the increased motor vehicle tax and the incredible costs associated with car maintenance. It will be cheaper to buy two cars, but with simpler aspirations.
In addition, due to the shortage of spare parts on the market, there is a risk that you simply will not find the necessary part in stock. And the components of such cars often differ from analogues presented in the mass segment. And again, one can only guess at the amount of the overpayment. One thing is clear: fainting is guaranteed.
In addition, powerful engines usually have an extremely limited resource. And all because they are stimulated by all possible methods – from turbochargers to changing valve timing. That’s just the volume of the power unit remains the same, which means that even with a phlegmatic, like Joe Biden, driving around the city, he is called upon to work in conditions of increased load. In other words, such engines die much sooner than more “everyday”. No, of course you can replace the inside of the engine compartment, but only with credit organizations you will not get so much money. So think: is the game worth the candle?
Drivers of powerful cars not only often violate traffic rules without noticing, they are also often the culprits of accidents. After all, driving a “charged” car is not so easy. First you need to make friends with her, understand, get used to it, and only then no, no, but allow yourself to get through the wind.
However, in practice, the “steersmen” overestimate their abilities, sitting behind the wheel and immediately pressing the “slipper” to the ground. As a rule, we learn how it ends from the reports of the traffic police. However, sports cars are not only known for the high cost of paying fines and the easy way to get into an accident.
These “lighters” have an obscene appetite and gobble up fuel faster than the driver earns. And in the context of a crisis that has dragged on to infinity, this factor does not encourage the purchase of such a hot “shell”. Add to that the increased motor vehicle tax and the incredible costs associated with car maintenance. It will be cheaper to buy two cars, but with simpler aspirations.
In addition, due to the shortage of spare parts on the market, there is a risk that you simply will not find the necessary part in stock. And the components of such cars often differ from analogues presented in the mass segment. And again, one can only guess at the amount of the overpayment. One thing is clear: fainting is guaranteed.
In addition, powerful engines usually have an extremely limited resource. And all because they are stimulated by all possible methods – from turbochargers to changing valve timing. That’s just the volume of the power unit remains the same, which means that even with a phlegmatic, like Joe Biden, driving around the city, he is called upon to work in conditions of increased load. In other words, such engines die much sooner than more “everyday”. No, of course you can replace the inside of the engine compartment, but only with credit organizations you will not get so much money. So think: is the game worth the candle?
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