Re:Through the snow as if on rails
by detaro on Wednesday December 04, 2019 @07:23PM
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Partially it's different markets: In SUVs these things are seen differently.
Partially I think it's a general change in attitude, and one I think is mirrored in other sports car makers too: They all have various kinds of stability features, and options to control how it balances between strict control and "fun" behavior (you can't necessarily turn it of entirely anymore, and for a vehicle with individually driven wheels the concept of "non-assisted" doesn't even make sense)
Partially I think it's a general change in attitude, and one I think is mirrored in other sports car makers too: They all have various kinds of stability features, and options to control how it balances between strict control and "fun" behavior (you can't necessarily turn it of entirely anymore, and for a vehicle with individually driven wheels the concept of "non-assisted" doesn't even make sense)