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Apr 12, 2011 | 04:32 PM
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I drive an '83 911SC every day to and from work 25 miles each way in L.A. and find it very fun, but I actually enjoy driving and my commute doesn't include too much traffic.
I re-read Jamie's thread and couldn't find anywhere where he says the brakes or steering suck. Lack of power steering or vacuum-assisted brakes have nothing to do with the braking performance of the car.
I drive a good amount of newer high-end cars for work and they're good if you don't care for driving and need to just get from A to B. But even the newer sports cars are kind of boring at normal speeds, and besides the sound, they all drive very similar when compared to the classics.
I re-read Jamie's thread and couldn't find anywhere where he says the brakes or steering suck. Lack of power steering or vacuum-assisted brakes have nothing to do with the braking performance of the car.
I drive a good amount of newer high-end cars for work and they're good if you don't care for driving and need to just get from A to B. But even the newer sports cars are kind of boring at normal speeds, and besides the sound, they all drive very similar when compared to the classics.
Apr 12, 2011 | 04:40 PM
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Oh, and I am writing this in extra large font to make it more comfortable for you to read.
Apr 12, 2011 | 10:58 PM
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I have no trouble reading. Ill take modern brakes and power assist over manual 20-30 year old stuff any day....
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