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- Central Virginia
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- 2019 CX-5 Reserve
Only time we would lose points on a licence is if the incident involved the police or if the accident was serious enough.
Our most egregious infractions are drunk driving and speeding.
Only time we would lose points on a licence is if the incident involved the police or if the accident was serious enough.
Our most egregious infractions are drunk driving and speeding.
Don't forget a 10 minute call could save you 10% or more on your car insurance<<-you may as well have said that.
What you should have said was that I'm right- but its ok you don't need to- but you will need to order my steak- probably pretty soon too.
I think we have all seen those folks who don't know why it's called an "acceleration ramp." It horrifies me to see people get to the end of the ramp and stop right at the entrance to the highway, so NOW they have to merge from 0 MPH. Honestly, folks who are that "white knuckle" about driving in that environment should take rural routes to their destination or let someone else drive. They are the equivalent of having a brick dropped from an overpass.
0 - 60 Good
60 - 80 Enough
80 - 105 Adequate
I'm embarrassed to say I haven't had this one over 105. :-(
Did you have to ask to go alone, or did they just hand you the keys?
When I was in the business, we would allow people to take the vehicle home overnight if they were waffling on it, had solid credit and D/I ratio and if they liked it were certainly ABLE to buy it.
Don't think that happens anymore on account of people being untrustworthy
After about 110-ish things slow way down. I still managed to kill a V6 mustang (newer style, 05+, not the newest) ragtop with 2 people in it from 60-115 multiple times.
My experience is anecdotal. Recently there was a moose on the highway. Traffic was stopped and when I passed the moose and police cars, I was doing around 15-20kmh. I hammered the gas, right to the floor. Not very much oof I must say. Disappointing actually. But when I'm at highways speeds, there is more than enough pick up for me.
The fastest recorded 0-60 and 1/4 mile times (stock) are from an AWD CX5...how does that make you right?
Fine, but you asked for it..
1. Do you have 2014 fwd/awd test numbers in the same spec by the same publication?
2. You know probably better than anyone on here that the car has gotten slower and slower with each iteration so to pull out 2014 awd numbers when I showed 17 vs 17 in identical spec is complete horseshit and you know it.
3. There's zero reason to think that the diffs that very clearly exist in the 17s didn't equally exist in the superleggera early editions of the 2.5 CX-5.
4. Let's make Mazdas247 great again
5. MikeM
Because the CX-5 doesn't work like that. Pedal to the metal is not always the best way to get the best oomph depending on many factors.
Not much different from here
EVERY other car on the planet (especially from a rolling start) has some real get up and go. How else am I supposed to make the car go fast? The whole idea of pushing the pedal is the more you push it, the faster it will go. You're telling me that I need to push the pedal less to make it go faster?
In some situations, yeah. Sometimes it only needs an incremental push to make it go with oomph. Other times just flooring it confuses it and what gear it should be in. Again, highly dependent on the situation. If I am going up a hill, then yeah of course floor it. When I am launching from a stop light when it turns green on a relatively flat surface, hell no.
I wasn't launching from a complete stop. I was already pushing the accelerator, doing 15-20km/h so the vehicle should have already been in a lower gear.
28kph over is 5 points in Germany
Don*t ask how I know
I grew up (and remained most of my adult life) in a town in the Washington DC suburbs. Back in the day (early 60s), it was one of those towns where the cops would pull you over just because of the car you drove and your apparent age. It still retained some it's poultry feces ways throughout the years.
Not all that long ago, a neighbor got pulled for doing 3 MPH over the speed limit in a 25MPH zone!!! The cop was ready to write her up when he got radioed to a more important call. It would have been interesting to see what the outcome would have been...both she and her husband were attorneys so their defense would have been both thorough and free.
Technically she was speeding. But still...