okie good, then u can appreciate the hazards of road-hogging.
alot of times, pple tend to equate safety with driving slow... it can be true for small roads, but on expressways it's very dangerous especially on the two rightmost lane. when u drive slow beyond the normal speeds of traffic, u tend to be a hazard n danger to the rest of the motorists... and hard as i try not to single out, it's mostly Sunny. my wife didn't believe me initially but since being with me, she's totally convinced liao.
it has to do with the profile of the driver, which in case u didn't know - there's a target audience for every make and model... and Nissan has done well to capture this segment, inadvertently captured similar behavioural similarities between drivers who chose this model.
there's also some similarities for 325/330s, Alfas, WRXs, Evos, 350Zs etc... u more likely to see these pple speed n unlikely to catch them hogging u. of cos speeding does not necessarily equate to reckless either.
if u tell me it's due to power difference, then next question is - if u know your car's power isn't fantastic n your machine can't drive as fast, then why choose to drive on the rightmost overtaking lane and stay there hoggin everyone else simply becos u're driving at speed limit? Chery QQ is also capable of 90kmh...
so it's the mentality of the driver tat i'm singling out. a good driver shuld know the driving capability of not just his car, but every car around him... so tat u can gauge better how to react in situations.