Yeah, it's not the smoothest indeed. I feel that this is how cars tend to be nowadays. I'm getting quite surprised often. The smoothest riding car in my case was a Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2 (2005-2009) and a Mercedes GLS (that was in 2017 and a '17 or '18 model year). I'm waiting forward to trying the new S-Class.

It’s for a more sporty feel

Thank you. And I wonder how this actually affects sound. Would be good to get some research on this. Or at least a real answer from manufacturers that do that.

Thanks for asking. The answer is that I stopped riding as much. Also, getting motorcycles has become a pain in the a**. Riding mine seemed not that much fur for the viewers. I've been thinking to reactivate the channel on the motorcycle side by doing a show. That would not include riding the new bikes. But it's a plan for once I'm done with current side projects. I'll try a few times and see what the responces are. So I'm not saying no to that but trying to figure out a way to do it differently and keep entertaining at the same time.

Haven't noticed any issues but after 2 days spent with the car, such things rarely unveil themselves too. In terms of looks, nobody would really complain about such things.

@@VToldsMotoShow thank you for that insight! Very helpful! More power to your channel sir!

Or dont use gasoline. Use diesel