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Mike Dragon
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I just gave the car a quick test drive and I have a question to make:
What are brakes?
lol but seriously, though... You'd think that the cars would brake better/quicker than the trucks because they are so much smaller and lighter but nope. Even at 40 miles they still take forever to come to a full stop. It's as if their tires or the road were made out of butter. Hahah. Any (unloaded) truck will stop way faster.
I might postpone the next episode of Crashes Compilation 22 for a day more just to give a better go with the car. Maybe I record a full trip with commentary on this Monday.
My actual only complaint about these cars (besides being limited to the free roam servers) is that you can't take on loads to deliver (trailer pulling is not allowed) so basically the only thing you can do with them is go for a ride.
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Oh yeah. Regarding the handling, I did notice you can easily lose control at high speeds. Though since I always average a max of 35-40 MPh in cities and 50-60-70 MPh on highways/roads (which I did on my short test drive) that's not much of an issue for me. =P Unless I go full speed around a corner, obviously. But I'm not stupid. lol I think that the major "problem" with the handling are the brakes themselves. They don't help much with the slowing process and thus, you may end up going faster than you should around a certain bend, depending on your speed. Or maybe run a red light because you could not stop in time (happened twice with me last night and I was only doing 40 :\ ).
Flipped over myself last night 