Why do car commercials show cars being revved up to 7 or 8000 RPM? - sports car show
First, does exactly what does that prove? Secondly, it would, why you are good at this kind of violence the throttle? It makes no sense to me, but almost all the vehicles that I see (and saw many of them - I am) a fan of the sport has an image of an RPM reading with inappropriate anger. I hope someone has a plausible explanation. Thank you.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Sports Car Show Why Do Car Commercials Show Cars Being Revved Up To 7 Or 8000 RPM?
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Because it is the power, speed and fury of testosterone. The reality of the situation (ie, the pistons and valves) before frying has nothing to do with it.
They are trying to sell an experience of joy, not practically.
Terms of the fine print. "Non-Professional driver on a closed runway.."
If you are a true "sports fan" is, you should be aware that the "wildly inappropriate" readings see that you are true, accurate representations of the actual speedometer reading. By NASXAR, NHRA, Formula 1 and any number of other law enforcement agencies are in business to make money, it is perfectly logical that show the true values.
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