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[last2brake]

I used to think I would like to own a Big Lincoln Town car when I was young for weekend trips and all. That was until my step-daughter and her husband bought one. It was basically a new car with only 20,000 miles on it.

They insisted I drive it so I did. That was the end of me wanting a Town car. The ride was smooth but the car was wallowing all over the place. I don't like that kind of a suspension. It felt like when you went to turn , you had to start turning the steering wheel a 1/2 mile before you got the turn. OK , so it wasn't quite that bad but not for me.

I'd love to have a Town Car to ride in on the street.

I've done a zillion laps strapped into single-seaters on race tracks. It's exercise. It's hard work. It's a blast. Once I started racing, driving on the road is (as the bumper sticker says) just for getting to the race track

I want to be comfortable on the street. Street cars on street tires are not fun for me. Public roads suck. I have no desire to feel them.

Give me a long wheelbase and soft tires and suspension any day. On the road. Not the race track.

Funny-the first thing we'd do to find grip on the track is to soften up the suspension. Why do people on the road want to stiffen the cars up ?

 

[Belt Fed]

The Chinese-Made Buick Envista SUV is Coming to the United States​

I bet @KillerFord1977 is on the waiting list for one.

 

[KillerFord1977]

I bet @KillerFord1977 is on the waiting list for one.

Only if it comes with Chow Mein and Fried Rice

 

[last2brake]

The Chinese-Made Buick Envista SUV is Coming to the United States​

And it'll even have the steering wheel on the left side !

Sadly, Americans are dumb enough to buy it.

 

[somorris]

I just traded off my Ford pickup, so now I am driving a Subaru Forester and a Toyota Tundra. I also have a Mazda Miata for fun. I went from Dodge and Ford to Toyota and Ford in 2023 and now am all Japanese.