Used Mazda Mazda6 for Sale in Houston, TX

I got my car when I was only sixteen. Therefore I was the one taking all my friends to and from places because I was one of the only ones that had a car.

Took it to the race track and ran it for hours. Went to New Mexico with the car and raced it in the mountains. Had a blast while also racing to see if I could beat my record. But many people find the act of driving to be a complete chore, a misery to be endured or even a deadly necessity that they have to deal with. I found myself in a conversation with someone who simply did not understand how any aspect of driving could be considered fun, and it kind of blew my mind. He didn't understand what could make a car fun to drive, because he never had fun in a car before. To him, acceleration was uncomfortable and a necessary evil, the idea of paying attention to the nuances of the road seemed entirely stressful, and a curvy, technical road was like playing Russian roulette. No matter how I explained my love for driving, he just didn't understand. The act of having fun while driving didn't exist within his world view, and I don't think it ever will.