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Originally Posted by 7speed ........throwback to a time when you had to really know how to drive a car to get the most out of it. Let's shorten this again:
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Yes, learn how to drive a car without depending on the vehicle's computer to do it for ya. Us old guys grew up with rear wheel drive and posi-traction. Just as many accidents back then as there are now with the newer cars and dynamic control mechanisms. Shouldn't there be less accidents? I know my insurannce rates never go down.
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