[bradlys]

That doesn't really make much sense. Are you really having a blast in stop and go traffic in your Tesla? It doesn't even make sound - so you can't say you're enjoying the sound of revving the engine.

I think the point of the saying is that if you're going the same speed in both cars, you're likely going to be at a different driving "x/10" effort in the slow car and "y/10" effort in the fast car. And the point is that x >> y. So, you'll be pushing yourself and the car much harder in the slow car than the fast car.

I've found that my enjoyment is somewhat correlated to how hard I am pushing myself and the car. The slower the car, the harder I have and it have to work to go the same speed. Thus, sometimes, the more enjoyment.

[asdf21]

>Are you really having a blast in stop and go traffic in your Tesla?

For sure. For one thing, the car looks flashy and draws a decent amount of attention where I live, so it's fun just driving around town.

For another, I accelerate pretty fast at lights, so that never really gets old.

And in stop and go traffic on the freeway, it's fun because I just set autopilot on.

[bradlys]

> For sure. For one thing, the car looks flashy and draws a decent amount of attention where I live, so it's fun just driving around town.

It doesn't really look like a flashy car to me unless you've wrapped it..? Where I live (SV) they're about as common as a toyota corolla. Maybe you've done something to it but I don't feel like it's flashy like a Viper ACR is flashy.

> For another, I accelerate pretty fast at lights, so that never really gets old.

I guess but that's, again, not really driving a fast car slow then is it?

> And in stop and go traffic on the freeway, it's fun because I just set autopilot on.

So, you're saying that not driving and watching someone/something else is.