There was a downhill section of I-80 that I was driving through Wyoming and I hit like 107 and didn't even realize it. Felt like maybe 85-90 lolAbsolutely!!
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There was a downhill section of I-80 that I was driving through Wyoming and I hit like 107 and didn't even realize it. Felt like maybe 85-90 lolAbsolutely!!
I agree - what blows my mind is when I drive on the highway it genuinely feels like a sports sedan in terms of both power and handling — and then when I park the truck and look at it, I see a 5400 pound brick with 12-14 inches of running clearance and I am incredibly impressed by how toyota was able to deliver such an aggressive truck that drives almost like a MercedesI just drive fast; always have. I will say though that with the Gen 4 90 to 100 mph feels like 70mph. The Toyota absolutely nailed the driving dynamics. The truck doesn't even break a sweat and is rock solid with RPMs around 2K. I don't drive 100 all that often, but on most of the trips these past few weeks I've noticed myself going 97 and slowed down to 80-85. NOTE: I'm not one of those assholes that weaves in and out of cars if they're going slower. I'm pretty considerate!
As someone who lost a family member to others' poor judgement and behavior in public roads I say being considerate is you race or only increase risk not on public roadways.I just drive fast; always have. I will say though that with the Gen 4 90 to 100 mph feels like 70mph. The Toyota absolutely nailed the driving dynamics. The truck doesn't even break a sweat and is rock solid with RPMs around 2K. I don't drive 100 all that often, but on most of the trips these past few weeks I've noticed myself going 97 and slowed down to 80-85. NOTE: I'm not one of those assholes that weaves in and out of cars if they're going slower. I'm pretty considerate!
You are certainly entitled to your opinion, including perceiving me as "...an ass clown with poor judgement ". Personally I don't care what your opinion is.As someone who lost a family member to others' poor judgement and behavior in public roads I say being considerate is you race or only increase risk not on public roadways.
My nephew a most difficult surgeries team lead and some first responder associates also have strong opinions for that behavior. It is a lot different when someone does themselves in on a race course or in properly organized sport than when they are trying to save someone horribly harmed by an ass clown with poor judgement.
I get the fun available with autos and sports but get even more of it in ways that don't add risk to others. Personally I channeled it to stuff like sports or when I was an auto club participant who did stuff on closed courses.