What makes a car fun to drive?

What makes cars fun or enjoyable? Why is it that an old econobox can be just as fun as a modern sports car?

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It's lightweight and lack of safety makes it thrilling.

The seats. For me, if the new hyper sportscar seats make your back hurt on longer distances you won't feel a pleasure from driving it. That's why I like my V6 FWD old shitbox more than my friend's newer cars. I just hate when seat doesn't fit my shape.

LSD

It's all if you want to have fun with it. There is no such thing as a fun car, just cars that you have had fun in.

Have you tried losing some weight?

personal preference

jokes on you, I am narrow in arms so my favourite is japan cars for midgets. Many yurocars have wide seats and weak side support so I feel like sitting on a couch on them. Mazda or Toyota feel just fine.

For me it's feedback and handling. Communicative steering, communicative suspension and reaction to inputs (steering, throttle, brakes) make all the difference. I like feeling how everything works together to do what I tell the car to do. That's why I don't really like converter automatics, overboosted new brakes, electric power steering etc. They don't make me feel as connected to the car's mechanics as the older/hydraulic/manual equivalents do.

>"AE86"
>No pop-up headlights
>Where is the roof of that car
>Autist moonrunes
>Car is wrong color to be associated with said 'runes
3/10 got me to sperg out