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1 year ago
Petrolheads of reddit, recently watched Ford vs Ferrari, in which Ken Miles (Christian Bale) said something to the effect that if you drive a car that's need to be driven on 7000 rpm at 2 or 3000 rpm it is sure going to not drive well, is that true for your everyday cars as well?