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I guess when compared to a small 1.2l motorcycle engine
Calling a 1200cc motorcycle engine small is like calling a 3.7l car engine small lol
I suppose it is, when compared to a tiny 1.1l lawnmower engine. Heck - my power wheelchair has a 1.2, and I bought the smallest one.
When I'm cruising the frozen freedom fries lane at the Super WAL*MART Pro Plus Platinum Extreme™️ at 2AM on a Tuesday and I roll coal onto a couple of the local crackheads (they're on so much adulterated crack, they always seem to forget their power wheelchairs at home, it's hilarious!)
Hang on, it says I have to do something, one sec.
cracks verification can
.. uhh, where was I ? Oh yeah...uh, pro extreme wally world™️.... freedom lane.... in muh wheelchair... grab some fries... crackheads.....
Oh, that's right! Haha!
When I roll coal...
at those funny crackheads on legs...
my chair only produces a tiny little cloud of black diesel exhaust smoke!
Isn't that the darndest thing?
FWIW my last two four door cars were 1.6 and 2.0, and I'm in the US. (Although they were both kias.)
And how exciting was it getting on the throughway?
Edit: whys everyone butthurt? My Subaru makes maybe 150hp these days and merging in is terrifying. I didn't think kias were so well known for their acceleration.
I've never owned a car over 150hp, and I've never felt like I lacked the power to get onto the interstate.
My current car is 117hp. Never been a problem.
Come to Maine, short feeders onto a 75mph speed limit where the right lane does 85
The fastest car I have owned was a 2.0T. The slowest was a 7.2 L V8. The 2.0T had over 200 Hp in a smaller car and the V8 had all of 290Hp in a land Yacht. I swear displacement has north america drunk with stupid. And I had no issues with 1.6L cars on any Canadian highway.
My 1.6L engine had around 200HP when it was new. It's now a bit older so it's probably lost a bit. And the tyres I have aren't really optimized for acceleration. But it's more than fast enough to get around any public roads. It also helps a lot when the car only weighs 1400kg and not over 2000kg like most American cars.
Just making everything bigger does not make it better, in fact it often makes it worse in many if not all ways. But this is a lesson Americans have yet to learn.
Try doing 190 kph on the Autobahn in a car the size of a rollerskate, it’s plenty exciting (i.e. scary as fuck).
I don't think lemmy populace is travelled well enough to grasp what you're on enough.
Had a pleasure myself to drive an e60 5-series - it's something magical!