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Old 26-03-2010, 04:40 PM   #1
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Default Driving Experience – what does it for you?

There are many interpretations of what an enjoyable driving experience is. For example, I like a country road with sweeping corners, good scenery, good company and a collection of 70/80’s music

For others it may be

The sound and feel of a classic V8
The sound and feel of a modern V8
European sports car on a tight road
A convertible
A Ricer with doof doof music, full blast
Cruising around town with a car full for mates
Driving alone on a country road with no distractions
Driving a sleeper

When it’s the weekend, what do you like to do as your favourite driving experience?

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