Are cars where you have to lay down slower?

[ejenner]

In my experience cars where the steering wheel is at a good height and you have good visibility and the peddals are down rather than forward tend to be easier to drive?

[Herbs]

ejenner said:

In my experience cars where the steering wheel is at a good height and you have good visibility and the peddals are down rather than forward tend to be easier to drive?

You just described a Transit

[anonymous-user]

So in theory a Transit van is a better drive than a Lotus Exige?

[zollburgers]

I use hire cars for work as they work out cheaper than using my car. I always find them like a transit van as I feel so high and when I get back in my car I feel like I'm lying down.

Despite the lying down position of my car, it does feel faster. I'm not sure if it having 3 times the power of the typical hire cars has anything to do with it though?

[andy43]

ejenner said:

In my experience cars where the steering wheel is at a good height and you have good visibility and the peddals are down rather than forward tend to be easier to drive?

[ejenner]

Herbs said:

ejenner said:

In my experience cars where the steering wheel is at a good height and you have good visibility and the peddals are down rather than forward tend to be easier to drive?

You just described a Transit

yeah, and have you seen how quick Transits are

[Garlick]

ejenner said:

In my experience cars where the steering wheel is at a good height and you have good visibility and the peddals are down rather than forward tend to be easier to drive?

I'm confused? Lay down?

[halo34]

Is that a statement or a question, or both at the same time?

[GroundEffect]

ejenner said:

In my experience cars where the steering wheel is at a good height and you have good visibility and the peddals are down rather than forward tend to be easier to drive?

...

Are you okay?

[Maximum Bobs]

yellowbentines said:

So in theory a Transit van is a better drive than a Lotus Exige?

I'd prefer the Transit, much more useful.

[Zyp]

Maximum Bobs said:

yellowbentines said:

So in theory a Transit van is a better drive than a Lotus Exige?

I'd prefer the Transit, much more useful.

Well, you could put the Exige in the back.
Best of both worlds.

[ejenner]

It's not that the overtaking car is faster. Just that the guy laying down is boring.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrPxR4bX9xc

[TheEnd]

>QUERY:LAYING DOWN

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[Herbs]

ejenner said:

It's not that the overtaking car is faster. Just that the guy laying down is boring.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrPxR4bX9xc

????

Personally I'd find the person that could be bothered to take the video and go to the effort of uploading it to YouTube would fall into that category.

[soad]

Garlick said:

I'm confused? Lay down?

Something to do with how one sits in the driver's seat...

[ejenner]

Herbs said:

ejenner said:

It's not that the overtaking car is faster. Just that the guy laying down is boring.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrPxR4bX9xc

????

Personally I'd find the person that could be bothered to take the video and go to the effort of uploading it to YouTube would fall into that category.

I had a 10 year break in between my passenger videoing it and me uploading it this evening.

[ejenner]

soad said:

Garlick said:

I'm confused? Lay down?

Something to do with how one sits in the driver's seat...

Not like it isn't obvious. Some people prioritise being a pedant above answering the obvious question.

Edited by ejenner on Wednesday 8th February 23:17

[TheEnd]

ejenner said:

pendant

[swifthobo]

transit's are nicer to drive than exiges!

[Garlick]

ejenner said:

Not like it isn't obvious. Some people prioritise being a pedant above answering the obvious question.

Edited by ejenner on Wednesday 8th February 23:17

I really don't understand it, but I hope you get your answer.

Or maybe I'm a pedant....