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Originally Posted by SeverianB ...If you are an average driver, going about your business...leave the VDC on. Of this there is no doubt. None. Which leads inevitably to the question,
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Anyone who owns a Z wants to be able to drive it without VDC 'saving their life' - or maybe they should have bought a Volvo instead. Anyone sensible person who is new to RWD will gradually get to know the character of their car over a period of time and train themselves to enjoy the possibilities it offers them - without nanny VDC sitting beside them all the time. I did.
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Anyone who owns a Z wants to be able to drive it without VDC 'saving their life' - or maybe they should have bought a Volvo instead.
hey dont hate on volvos its a great first care to learn on. Also my S60-R with all the computer aids off is a ball to drive especially in the wet and snow but i know what you mean thats why im hopefully getting my soon to be 18yearold *** in the z and taking sum more advanced driving schools beacuse safty first lmao
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