Anyone NOT driven a car over 100 mph?

Mr Lawman using your neat little tricks to catch the tax paying driving, Eh?

Not
Today.

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Anyone NOT driven a car over 100 mph?

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every car I've had has gone over 100 with me at the wheel.

When I bought both of my previous mustangs, they exceeded it within an hour of purchase. Gotta test it to make sure it works, or something like that.

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Anyone NOT driven a car over 100 mph?

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what timeframe are we talking? The last day? Week?

I may or may not have hit 155 in the middle of nowhere in a Colorado valley with nobody around. The VW Golf I may or may not have been driving may or may not have had its governor cut fuel to perhaps cap the speed at 155.

May or may not. Not an admission of guilt.

I have not and don't intend to at my old age. Seen way too many wrecks in my lifetime.

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have not and don't intend to at my old age. Seen way too many wrecks in my lifetime.

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I'll be real when you finally get out of a traffic box on the interstate where 2 18 wheelers have been constipating both lanes for 20 minutes it's easy with the adrenaline to go faster than you realize to put that crap behind you.

With a Tesla you can hit 100 in the blink of an eye and not even realize it. Modern cars are so smooth 100 feels like 70.

I totally agree, many in my profession unfortunately don't have any common sense. I always let off the accelerator when another truck was attempting to pass me.

Many times as I used to race (dragstrip, VIR).

But, what sticks out is the most annoyed (and somewhat scared) I've ever been was as a passenger in a 340 Duster (hot cammed motor) in the backwoods of southern Alabama back in the late 70's.

A friend of my cousins took us out for a late night ride on a dirt road at over 100 mph multiple times, with a belly of beer (and weed) in us. Thought I was gonna die but mostly pissed off at this idiot. Wonder if he made it to 30.

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I've hit 90 once and immediately backed off.

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