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snizzle · 10-01-2021, 01:28 PM

Again, it's sort of like the auto versus manual discussion, I understand a modern AT can shift faster than I can, I don't care. Why not? Because I want the connection, the feel. In the same vein, yes, EVs can and will be faster in certain configurations. But the sound is gone, the connection is gone and for me the passion is gone.

There should be room for both. Give us the choice. Don't mandate what we're going to drive either directly by not offering what we want or indirectly by making it cost prohibitive through regulatory practices.

10-01-2021, 01:28 PM	#33
snizzle Recalled user Drives: '12 Camaro SS, '18 Colorado Z71 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Richmond, VA Posts: 3,530	Again, it's sort of like the auto versus manual discussion, I understand a modern AT can shift faster than I can, I don't care. Why not? Because I want the connection, the feel. In the same vein, yes, EVs can and will be faster in certain configurations. But the sound is gone, the connection is gone and for me the passion is gone. There should be room for both. Give us the choice. Don't mandate what we're going to drive either directly by not offering what we want or indirectly by making it cost prohibitive through regulatory practices. __________________ 2012 2SS 45th AE LS3 M6 Borla ATAK Catback Kooks Stepped LT Headers CAI Intake Hexvents VMAX CNC Ported Throttle Body RX Catch Can Hurst Short Throw Shifter Pfadt ZL-Spec Stage 3 Suspension Forgestar F14 Tuned by Frost