Cars
The joy of driving an old sports car is unsurpassed by anything most modern cars have to offer, with their heavy (but safe) bodies and electronic nannies that dull down all of the sensations. However, one can’t simply throw an old car into corners without a second thought, because the lack of electronic nannies and other safety aids mean that if you’re not fully in control (and experienced), chances of crashing are quite high… Read more »
- Need Reminding Of Esp Usefulness On Snow And Ice? See This Video
Electronic stability programs, regardless of acronym used to designate them, can save you from crashing even in the grimmest of situations like when there’s no grip and a ‘moose’ wanders into the road while you’re driving....
- This Is How A Land Rover Defender Should Be Driven Off-road
People in the know always rave on about how the Land Rover Defender is next-to unparalelled when it comes to dealing with off-road driving. However, since it doesn’t have any electronic aids, like Land Rover’s more modern products, you...
- Watch Bmw M235i Coupes Perform Synchronized Drifting In Cape Town
The BMW M235i Coupe is known for its tail-happy behavior (with the electronic nannies switched off), which is something good in a model that is closer to the brand’s roots than any other one in its current lineup. Read more »...
- 1993 Porsche 968 Coupe In Mint Condition, With A Manual And Only 18k Miles
With prices for acceptable BMW M3 E30s driven out of reach for most people who want to enjoy a lightweight, four-cylinder car with a mechanical feel, free from electronic nannies and made-up sounds, it's time to look at other options. Like the Porsche...
- 2015 Mercedes S500 And S63 Amg Coupes Punish Their Tires On The ‘ring
Heavy cars that are kept pointing in the right way around corners by electronic aids make a certain sound when they are pushed hard, kind of like the one you’ll hear in the video posted below. Read more »...
Cars
Bummer: Classic 1967 Porsche 911 Wrecked, Driver Ends Up in the Hospital
The joy of driving an old sports car is unsurpassed by anything most modern cars have to offer, with their heavy (but safe) bodies and electronic nannies that dull down all of the sensations. However, one can’t simply throw an old car into corners without a second thought, because the lack of electronic nannies and other safety aids mean that if you’re not fully in control (and experienced), chances of crashing are quite high… Read more »
- Need Reminding Of Esp Usefulness On Snow And Ice? See This Video
Electronic stability programs, regardless of acronym used to designate them, can save you from crashing even in the grimmest of situations like when there’s no grip and a ‘moose’ wanders into the road while you’re driving....
- This Is How A Land Rover Defender Should Be Driven Off-road
People in the know always rave on about how the Land Rover Defender is next-to unparalelled when it comes to dealing with off-road driving. However, since it doesn’t have any electronic aids, like Land Rover’s more modern products, you...
- Watch Bmw M235i Coupes Perform Synchronized Drifting In Cape Town
The BMW M235i Coupe is known for its tail-happy behavior (with the electronic nannies switched off), which is something good in a model that is closer to the brand’s roots than any other one in its current lineup. Read more »...
- 1993 Porsche 968 Coupe In Mint Condition, With A Manual And Only 18k Miles
With prices for acceptable BMW M3 E30s driven out of reach for most people who want to enjoy a lightweight, four-cylinder car with a mechanical feel, free from electronic nannies and made-up sounds, it's time to look at other options. Like the Porsche...
- 2015 Mercedes S500 And S63 Amg Coupes Punish Their Tires On The ‘ring
Heavy cars that are kept pointing in the right way around corners by electronic aids make a certain sound when they are pushed hard, kind of like the one you’ll hear in the video posted below. Read more »...