48 here, with quite the resume of performance cars over the last 30 years.
For the younger folks; good on you for getting a 'real' car early on.
Us old farts learned to drive in cars where a lap belt on a bench seat was pretty much
the safety bit in the car; drum brakes, manual rack steering, gear select on the steering column, a radio - if you optioned for it, and all wrapped in 3+ tons of pig-iron... It taught us that we were responsible for piloting a marginally controlled missile at 70+ mph, and the car did
nothing to save us (or the people around us). So we learned to actually drive.
Now-a-days cars are full of electro-nannies that do everything for you, gizmos that you can play with, and 37 airbags to save you - just so you don't actually have to drive the car... And that's making for some ridiculously bad drivers out there.
The 'Zed' is trying to remain that 'true driving car' with a minimum of things to do the work for the driver... So, yeah - good on you for getting a real car early on. You'll live longer on the highway.
