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well yesterday after doin a couple of runs over 100 i was wonderin whats the fastest u guys hit in ur mo.
Gotta love all NJ highways, the avg speed is around 85 any time ur in the left lane, and back when i wasn't at college and drove my MO, 100 was very common. Hit 116 or 118, whatever the limit is at, on 287 a while back.EasternPA said:I was hitting 100 a few times a week (gotta love the NJ Turnpike!)
I agree completely. Even a Ford Escort can travel straight at 100mph. I am impressed by the Murano's power and ability to cruise at extra-highway velocities, but I wouldn't want to making any directional changes at 100+ MPH, esp with the scary stock Goodyears!Gonzo said:You guys are crazy.... sure the MO feels fine in a steady state (or so) but what do you think would happend if you quickly had to turn the wheel (even slightly) or hit the brakes....
There just aren't any safety features that would help control any car....
As much as I love the MO she is not a sports car by any stretch.
Even if not the GPS, the black box present in all cars sold in the US for the last 10 or more years. It constantly records the last 5 seconds of telemetry data about the car and automatically freezes the data in the event of an accident. Then the insurance companies request that data after an accident to help determine fault.murano123 said:That poses an interesting question. Does the GPS servers or whatever log the speeds registered from vehicles anywhere ?