Lanzer
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One of the reason I love driving my Leaf is the quietness of the drive. It feels more advanced, high quality, and peaceful. Though today I came across a Nissan Leaf driving report with an interesting statement:
I love cars, and I love driving, so I automatically thought that most would consider driving an EV to be the next evolution of driving experience. I seemed to have forgotten the demographic who thirst the growl of the gasoline engine. (with or without associating with the engine noise to pollution)
Do anyone here miss the humming?
Link to Automobile Magazine's article http://www.automobilemag.com/review...1105_2011_nissan_leaf_introduction/index.html
the only thing I missed compared with a fossil-fuel-powered car was the sound of the engine.
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That's not necessarily a bad thing, but I have to admit I was happy to see a Porsche Cayman R in our fleet after I turned in the keys to the Leaf.
I love cars, and I love driving, so I automatically thought that most would consider driving an EV to be the next evolution of driving experience. I seemed to have forgotten the demographic who thirst the growl of the gasoline engine. (with or without associating with the engine noise to pollution)
Do anyone here miss the humming?
Link to Automobile Magazine's article http://www.automobilemag.com/review...1105_2011_nissan_leaf_introduction/index.html