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Tried it the 2017 can only go up to 101. After that it give you some message saying read the manual or something. But it wont go any faster. Its very stable at 101mph.
Why go over 44 mph? 90% of fatality accidents occur at this speed or lower.Curious ?
Why would you push a $35-$40K "New" car to these limits, unless it is NOT your car ? If something happen, the on-board recorder would show excessive speeds and a possibility void the warranty ???
Using that logic, why bother leaving your house?Why go over 44 mph? 90% of fatality accidents occur at this speed or lower.
http://mpainesyd.com/idisk/Public/carsafety/paine_impact_speeds_jan07.pdf
Your best insurance for not getting killed in a car is training and the right attitude. There are very, very few accidents, but many, many crashes that are driver-error.
Now that was funnyCurious ?
Why would you push a $35-$40K "New" car to these limits, unless it is NOT your car ? If something happen, the on-board recorder would show excessive speeds and a possibility void the warranty ???
So let's say you have a Volt in the Netherlands (which is highly electrified because gasoline is $9/gal) and take a day trip to Germany. I don't think GM is going to void your warranty because you drove the car as fast as it would go. Now reprogramming the speed limiter is another story, but confusing traffic law and mechanical warranty is the point I'm trying to make- not relevant.Curious ?
Why would you push a $35-$40K "New" car to these limits, unless it is NOT your car ? If something happen, the on-board recorder would show excessive speeds and a possibility void the warranty ???
I was not referring to accidents, there are cars that can go much faster and very safely at high speeds.. I'm referring to excessive speeds to a very expensive car, that was not really (motor) designed for high speeds, you could void your warranty.Why go over 44 mph? 90% of fatality accidents occur at this speed or lower.
http://mpainesyd.com/idisk/Public/carsafety/paine_impact_speeds_jan07.pdf
Your best insurance for not getting killed in a car is training and the right attitude. There are very, very few accidents, but many, many crashes that are driver-error.
And more importantly, did you see a visage of Matthew Mcconaughey reaching through your passenger window?Did you enter the 5th dimension when you hit 101?