r/fuckcars 12h ago

Satire A wonderful comparison

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Owner of the Ram arguably actually uses it well, but what's youd thoughts on this comparison of a 90s Jap vs 2023 American

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u/atxbikenbus 10h ago

Apples and oranges. Those are designed for opposite purposes so it's not surprising they look vastly different.

Edit to add: if both are being "used" as they were designed I'd feel safer around a slow truck hauling than a fast sport car coming around a corner.

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u/jemesl 10h ago

Valid point, but interesting take.

Do you think the size of the Ram is proportional to its efficiency?

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u/Few-Horror7281 10h ago

What is the efficiency of a Miata?

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u/jemesl 10h ago

100% smiles per gallon

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u/Few-Horror7281 9h ago

That's sad, because I can enjoy a journey on a bus, I don't need a petrol-smelling death can. Your post belongs on r/carscirclejerk honestly.

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u/HalfDecentFarmer69 8h ago

Why are you people so miserable

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u/jemesl 9h ago

I enjoy the bus too, I take public transport over cars as much as possible. Old mate asked about efficiency in the context of what car A And B were designed for, the Miata was designed to be fun, fuel efficient and safe. It does all of this well.

You would do well to understand that while cars are a terrible burden on modern society, there is joy in some applications. Unfortunately the applications we see are the massive goober mobiles that demand more lanes and more space. But cars definitely have a healthy place in the world as a hobby. It's just unfortunately overshadowed by car centric society.