I’ve always had a stupid pipe dream of building an “analog” car if you will, where there are absolutely zero electronics in the car and it’s just pure road feel. Sounds really stupid and impractical in a modern context but was wondering when was the last time we had truly mechanical cars before electronic assistance became the norm?
A 1999 Porsche 911 is a throttle-cable car. It has ABS as standard, and no other nannies.
My 2000 911 is throttle-by-wire, which is impossible to tell the difference, although it does make a tad more power. I also ONLY have ABS and no traction control, so it’s all up to me.