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Bet if old Jimmy Carter had his way today all cars would have the limiter set to 55 mph.
The national 55 mph speed limit was signed into law by President Richard Nixon in 1974, and even that wasn't as low as he preferred - he initially proposed a limit of 50 mph for passenger cars (trucks and buses would be allowed to go 55 mph) but the bill Congress sent to his desk made the limit uniform for all vehicles.
If you must partisanize everything, at least make it so it has some sort of factual basis.
What we do know is this is in another country and so may be a different engine offered. What we don't know is if there were any modifications made to the engine and software.
What we do know is this is in another country and so may be a different engine offered. What we don't know is if there were any modifications made to the engine and software.
You can pretty much guarantee that Americans get the biggest motors, since we have some of the cheapest gas for any first-world country.
You can pretty much guarantee that Americans get the biggest motors, since we have some of the cheapest gas for any first-world country.
Umm, not really. Europe gets some of the most powerful and fastest models of vehicles sold here. Japan has a history of keeping their fastest powertrains for themselves never to arrive in USA.
My uncles S5 has a speedometer that goes to 200 but I think it's limited at 155
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