@HaruIsNotADog Americans use time too.
I think it's a North American thing.
Your friend might not have heard of it but it's definitely used in The USA.
@SeppiODA Lag is the delay between throttle and power.
Most people use the term lag for boost threshold.
This misunderstanding is further exaggerated by modern turbos having much less lag than old turbos.
I am just now finding out that there are a lot of people that think the A pillar angle is the defining characteristic of what makes a car look good.
It's no wonder there are so many ugly cars.
Here are some great cars that absolutely do not have that angle.
@SQZA55@AmericanFietser Some people have to use their personal vehicle for work.
The real issue is the whole property could be designed and laid out better.
I am just now finding out that there are a lot of people that think the A pillar angle is the defining characteristic of what makes a car look good.
It's no wonder there are so many ugly cars.
Here are some great cars that absolutely do not have that angle.
"The guts of a luxury car are built on the same foundation as a mass-market car"
Depends on the car.
"Many Audis use the same chassis as Volkswagen"
The A4, A5, A6, A7, A8 are all Audi chassis that didn't come from VW. The only Audi's that use a VW chassis are A3 and TT.
"The Lexus ES originally shares its foundation with the Toyota Camry"
Yes, but not the IS, GS, LS, LC, RC.
I wouldn't call Audi a luxury brand though.
Luxury doesn't mean expensive.
@crayon_w99@AmericanFietser So some blue collar worker buys a $15k truck.
He can only afford one vehicle so he gets a 4 door.
And some dude hates him because it doesn't fit in a parking space.
Am I getting that right?
@crayon_w99@AmericanFietser Interesting take.
The rich people squeeze as much building into a spot as possible.
Yet it's the poorer people that need to have their actions controlled.