If it's pure power you require then maybe the 3 wheeler isn't for you, if its a totally different driving experience then it probably is.
This makes perfect sense to me. No matter what the more testicularly endowed might like to suggest, it's actually very easily to completely ruin a car by giving it too much power.
I would think that if one wants to go fast, then the best thing is to buy a fast car, whereas if one wants to have fun, then the best strategy is to buy a fun car. I've not driven an MTW yet, but a single glance at those front tyres tells me that (a) it's likely to be a complete hoot to drive and (b) If one does get it all horribly wrong, then I'd rather be heading backwards into a hedge at 60 mph than 90...
Tim H. 1986 4/4 VVTi Sport, 2002 LR Defender, 2022 Mini Cooper SE
