Even today, many cars still suffer from some poorly developed roads. Sometimes you are literally shaken and hopped at every small pothole of last winter. And even an older, loudly roaring automobile can still keep up with some new cars. Yes, when it comes to the real, good, old mechanical driving experience, such a classic car is even way ahead of today's comfort vehicle. Also, what concerns so-called solar storms, called EMPs. Those will still drive when others have already given up the ghost. =) But when it comes to the conservative driving experience, the topic of pedal pumping becomes r...

Even today, many cars still suffer from some poorly developed roads. Sometimes you are literally shaken and hopped at every small pothole of last winter. And even an older, loudly roaring automobile can still keep up with some new cars. Yes, when it comes to the real, good, old mechanical driving experience, such a classic car is even way ahead of today's comfort vehicle. Also, what concerns so-called solar storms, called EMPs. Those will still drive when others have already given up the ghost. =) But when it comes to the conservative driving experience, the topic of pedal pumping becomes really interesting for many of us, because it has a livelier and simply heartier effect on us. It gets particularly exciting when the cloudy light from the outside relativizes the view slightly to the rear. And when there is such an elegant, black veiled, noble lady from a good home sitting here pedaling wildly, hardly anyone looks away. Especially at night, when everything is so mysterious, slightly obscured and crackling due to the darkness, the play of light and shadow is of great importance. Smooth and shiny surfaces, such as black patent leather in the dark, can be marked even more intensely and more clearly than in some, rather cloudy and rainy times of the day. Everything is in the right light. This applies to the day, just as much as it does to the dark, usually very late nights, which can be observed in this part from the back seat, from the side and over the shoulder with the best view.