Will you guys cut the kid some slack?
You flamed him to mars and back, hell, I think that he is right now in his garage with a gas tank ready to torch that damn NSX.
The guy meant no harm, he's just happy with the car he just got and of course he would jump around about how young he is. Didn't we all do that when we were that young?
But now, about this subject. I do agree that it's a bad idea to have a super car at such a young age. You just started to learn how to drive. And driving isn't something you just read in a book or learn during lunch break. You need years to become familiar with the level of concentration driving demeaned. You have to be able to judge whether you're going too fast or to slow and you can't tell by looking at the speed needle alone. You have to judge the on going traffic. You also have to be keen enough to tell if the driver ahead of you or to your side are going to change lanes without signaling. This happens all the time and we usually avoid it because of our long experience in driving but we never notice it until we need to give a driving lesson to someone and see how he can't read other cars movement pattern. And being at such an age, believe me you're going to be driving a lot faster than you should, I think hormones are to do with it, and being in an NSX ( small car) you wont have much protection if anything should happen. You can probably buy a thousand NSX's in your live time but all it takes is one fatal accident to end your only life. It doesn’t matter how mature you are, you're still vulnerable due to your lack of experience in driving. And if you're not mature enough, well, it's been nice reading your late posts. I bet peiserg will live longer than you. ( Sorry Peiserg I couldn't resist).
My advice, get a Toyota Celica, it's slow enough to keep you out of trouble and fun enough for you to learn so you can upgrade in a year or two to a fully fledged monster like the NSX.
You flamed him to mars and back, hell, I think that he is right now in his garage with a gas tank ready to torch that damn NSX.
The guy meant no harm, he's just happy with the car he just got and of course he would jump around about how young he is. Didn't we all do that when we were that young?
But now, about this subject. I do agree that it's a bad idea to have a super car at such a young age. You just started to learn how to drive. And driving isn't something you just read in a book or learn during lunch break. You need years to become familiar with the level of concentration driving demeaned. You have to be able to judge whether you're going too fast or to slow and you can't tell by looking at the speed needle alone. You have to judge the on going traffic. You also have to be keen enough to tell if the driver ahead of you or to your side are going to change lanes without signaling. This happens all the time and we usually avoid it because of our long experience in driving but we never notice it until we need to give a driving lesson to someone and see how he can't read other cars movement pattern. And being at such an age, believe me you're going to be driving a lot faster than you should, I think hormones are to do with it, and being in an NSX ( small car) you wont have much protection if anything should happen. You can probably buy a thousand NSX's in your live time but all it takes is one fatal accident to end your only life. It doesn’t matter how mature you are, you're still vulnerable due to your lack of experience in driving. And if you're not mature enough, well, it's been nice reading your late posts. I bet peiserg will live longer than you. ( Sorry Peiserg I couldn't resist).
My advice, get a Toyota Celica, it's slow enough to keep you out of trouble and fun enough for you to learn so you can upgrade in a year or two to a fully fledged monster like the NSX.
