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Chapter 33 The clouds are calm and the wind is gentle
Frankly speaking, the ride comfort of this car is not as good as the Volkswagen Passat owned by Kim Hyo-joo's father. Whether it is the seats, chassis or shock absorbers, this car is much stiffer than that Volkswagen Passat.

But Kim Hyo-joo feels that the ride comfort of this car is not as bad as what some netizens online or in some novels say, that "sports cars are very uncomfortable to sit in."

First of all, the seat height of this car is very low, and the angle between the backrest and the seat cushion is large. Although the seat is a carbon fiber bucket seat, it is very ergonomic, and the leg rest is very long.

Without considering the field of vision, a lower seat is definitely more comfortable than a higher seat. In addition, the larger angle between the backrest and the seat cushion allows passengers to maintain a posture that is closer to "lying" rather than "sitting", which does not put too much pressure on the spine.

Secondly, the seat has strong wrapping and support, and the leg rest is long enough to support Kim Hyo-joo's legs well and relieve leg pressure.

The statement in those novels that "sports cars are not comfortable to ride in, so choose SUVs" is completely unreasonable.

Without considering the harder seat material, the comfort of the main driver's seat of this sports car is definitely better than that of most SUVs whose main driver's seats are higher and straighter, putting more pressure on the spine.

Even taking into account the harder seat material, the ride comfort of this car in a short period of time (normal commuting time) is not much worse than those SUVs that are eager to fit a large sofa in the car.

Only when the riding and driving time exceeds the normal commuting time will the sports car make passengers and drivers feel obvious discomfort: after all, the seats are indeed a bit hard and the wrapping is too strong.

but……

Wouldn't you buy a GT sports car or coupe suitable for long-distance travel?

Once the shortcomings of the seat material are made up, the driving and riding experience is far beyond the reach of SUV models.

There are always only two real advantages of SUV: passability and capacity, that is, home suitability, and these two points are completely unnecessary for Bai Chou, and are also unnecessary for most of the second generation of rich people and young wealthy people in cities.

If you are not going to start a business and transport goods over mountains and hills to return to the village, why do you need to buy an SUV?
Even if you have three or four girlfriends, isn't the Panamera enough for you to pretend?
"How is it sitting? Is it uncomfortable?" Bai Chou asked with a smile, holding the steering wheel with his left hand and resting the other hand naturally on the armrest.

Compared with SUVs, sedans and sports cars have better handling and can be driven more comfortably with one hand. This is also an advantage. People who really drive frequently will know that driving with one hand is much more comfortable than driving with two hands.

"It's more comfortable than I thought. I thought sports cars would be as uncomfortable to sit in as what people say on the Internet." Kim Hyo-joo replied with admiration.

Bai Chou smiled but said nothing.

Jin Xiaozhou looked at the inner door panel again and asked curiously: "Is this a new car?"

"It's newly bought, what's wrong?" Bai Chou asked back.

Kim Hyo-joo didn't ask how much it was or where the money came from. These were questions that she knew the answer to without asking. It must be very expensive, and it must have been money given by her family.

"I just feel like there's something weird about this car."

Kim Hyo-joo looked at the inner door panel and said carefully, "Although the interior is very new, it always feels a bit shabby. There is no storage slot on the inner door panel, only a net bag. There is no door handle, only a braided rope. There is even a fire extinguisher under the passenger seat..."

These features are not seen on regular models, or even regular 911 sports cars. After all, even for a 911, it is impossible to reduce the weight to such an extent on a basic model that sells a lot of cars.

"This car is a racing version of the 911, or a road-legal racing car. A lot of lightweighting was done before it left the factory, like removing the rear seats and not having keyless entry..."

At this point, Bai Chou suddenly felt the urge to complain: "But I also think that replacing the door handles with braided ropes and the car logo with stickers is a bit too crazy."

Racing?

Kim Hyo-joo subconsciously turned her head to look at Bai Chou. Just at this moment, a taxi suddenly rushed out from the side and rear without even turning on the turn signal, and then forced its way in front of the GT3RS.

Bai Chou had no expression on his face throughout the whole process and did not react at all.

He really had no expression on his face, not even the slightest micro-expression or change in his eyes. He seemed to be used to all this and still maintained a normal speed, driving slowly in the traffic.

"I don't think you're the type to enjoy racing or speeding." Kim Hyo Joo shook her head. "What do you mean?"

"Because you drive very steadily, even steadier than my father, who has been driving for many years." Kim Hyo-joo discovered another advantage of Bai Chou, his calmness.

When you are handsome, rich and drive a GT3RS, some of your behaviors that are taken for granted will be considered "advantages" by others.

In her understanding, people who like racing like to blast the streets, race, slam the accelerator to make loud noises, flash the will-o'-the-wisp, show off, accelerate violently, get road rage, and can't stand others going faster than them...

But what about Bai Chou?

He remained expressionless and calm throughout the whole process.

In addition to this time of cutting in line, Kim Hyo-joo also noticed that there was a very small Honda that kept honking its horn behind this car, and it still refused to overtake even after Bai Chou gave up the lane to the right.

This is probably what they mean by wanting to collapse.

But Bai Chou remained indifferent throughout.

It wasn't because there was a woman sitting next to him that he was holding back his temper and pretending to be indifferent, but rather his indifference without any micro-expression or eye changes. Kim Hyo-joo observed very carefully.

Even her father would curse when he encountered those ghost lights and people cutting in line, but Bai Chou remained calm.

This proves that Bai Chou is not a person who likes racing.

"Then you've got the wrong person. I love racing and driving fast." Bai Chou shook his head.

I do not believe.

Jin Xiaozhou looked unconvinced: "Then why didn't you react at all when someone cut in line and provoked you?"

"It's boring."

"Right, you think it's boring, but you still say you like racing." Kim Hyo-joo looked a little proud, feeling that she had seen through Bai Chou's "lie."

"If you don't believe me, there's nothing I can do." Bai Chou was too lazy to explain.

He really found it boring.

What are the most annoying driving habits on the road?

Sudden lane changes, cutting in, tailgating, cutting in, deliberately cutting in, speeding...

There are 1 drivers in the F20 paddock who have all of the above bad driving habits, and every F1 driver on the track drives like this.

Use the most intense and extreme driving style, control the ultimate speed machine, and fight with other drivers on the edge of the limit where the car may be destroyed and people may die at any time.

Bai Chou, who has driving experience with F1 driver Leclerc, has become accustomed to this kind of behavior and takes it lightly.

Even Germany's unlimited speed highways and Japan's Metropolitan Highway would hardly make Bai Chou want to "speed". He looked down on these things, not to mention the provocation of a few ghost fires and taxis cutting in line.

The race track is still interesting, but on the road you just need to obey traffic rules and drive honestly.

(End of this chapter)