Yep .. Its Never About What Wheels One Drives .. Its Always About The Driver That Drive Those Wheels .. I’ve seen so many incidents .. where ppl even with a slow car were able to make a difference .. da same has happened with me so many times .. at most of the time .. i’m a laid back driver .. i enjoy my ride .. i dont mess with people and dont like people messing with me .. i give way to anyone who kindly puts and indicator on .. but if someone tail gates me .. n thinks he can outwit me .. datz a biggest mistake ever .. ofcourse ma decision to go for the match will totally depend upon da wheels but again .. sometimes .. idiots even in F-16 will be easy to beat ..
There was on incident of this guy i’ll like to share .. the guy was driving a 207 .. now usually I wont mess with it .. its a sport car .. it supposed to be beat people like me .. but again he did one big mistake .. tail gating .. and it last on 70mph for about 5 miles .. n dat was it .. it was game on .. after dat .. he had to da the catch up on me .. see .. having sportz car gives u one advantage .. lots of speed and lots of acceleration .. but it comes with a disadvantage .. da more speed ur going at .. ur ability to handle da car becomes less and the same goes for ur observation and responses .. any wayz .. a point came where i had to take da slip road .. he followed .. seemed like we both were goin for the long run .. da slip road joined a huge motorway .. about 5 lanes .. and i instantly knew .. dis was where i cud show him .. as usual .. he kept trying to get on ma back but i simply skipped lanes and went to third .. giving an impression i’ve given up .. n den suddenly he went to da fifth lane .. and since da motorway is ma daily access to Office .. i knew he was about to get off from da next junction .. wat he didnt know was .. 4th lanes also givez a slip road off for da very same junction .. i found da incident n squeezed past him .. n rite behind me a huge trailor .. wich basically blocked him in 5th lane .. i slowed down .. after hitting da next motorway so he can catchup .. by time he was coming in .. i was leaving for ma uni exit .. all i cud do was give a double signal .. (a left and den a right indicator) .. saving .. better luck next time ..
moral of story .. doesnt matter wat wheelz u drive .. all matterz is da driver who drive those wheelz
dude it does metter how u get from point a to point B, having sat in some taxis with bad exhausts wher ethe inside of the cabin was killing me, ... all i hafta say is, the car has to be comfortable and reliable
ok inside is also needed to be comfortable but if you EVER decide to come to egypt bring your own car coz u aint gona ge a taxi the way your describing coz they are half leg in the grave but yet still running, they are sooo run down that you never know where on ur journey the engine may give up.
I know exactly what u mean, but when u are in a city temporarrily, and dont know the directions and dont want to drive, cabs and public transport have to do, unles su get a car with a driver etc.
Actually, there were lack of morals in the story. It was an, almost, immoral story. The best moral which can be attributed to the above is “power corrupts. absolute power corrupts absolutely”.
Try to do Amterdam to Vienna in Renault Clio & then in an Audi A6.
I felt the difference even when I changed the car from 1.8T Passant to V70R Volvo for the same distance (keeping in mind there is no speed limit on most of Autobhan Route 3).
Some times it does matter what wheels you are driving.
pvt limos are afordable when you travel. and it snot just limos, just chauffered cars, could be anything. I know in karachi a chauffered Civil used to be about $35/day but that was a few years ago
In US i have used them rarely for personal use, but for business use all the time, because yu are flying in, and flying out in a city you dont know well and with multiple stops in teh city on a tight schedule, it just makes busness sense to get a limo.
privately,
when we were out in morocco, I just did not want to have the hassle of finding a cab, getting train between cities. we had enough hassles as it ws so we just got a chauffered car, which was not cheap but certainly it did not break the bank.
i have a good trick, complements of my ingenious hubby. We've been driving from NY down to South Carolina numerous times over the past year. He's a skinhy guy and always cold so he always has his supply of warm overshirts and hats on hand. His fave is a pull-over fleece hood thats large enough to wrap around the neck. He folds it into quarters and places it in the middle of the dashboard. Finally, the last road trip we took I asked him why he doesnt ever wear it, if he's always warm enough, why not leave it at home.
His reply was that people look in their rear-view, see a big black truk with a knobby thing in the middle of the dash...they think its a cop and they pull over to let him thru.
WELL. We still had 8 hours of driving to do after that and I saw that it did indeed truly work!!! EVERYone got out of his way!!! We made record time.
