Drive-By-Wire systems could be robbing your car of performance and how it should feel when you drive it. Some of us are old enough
to remember a time when cars had carburetors and mechanical throttle linkage. If you've ever driven an older car, lets say an early Mustang,
you'd probably notice how responsive the vehicle is. That's because instead of having a "drive-by-wires" they had throttle cables.

These throttle cables gave the car instant response from when you push the gas pedal and when the engines picks up the signal.
Nowadays, all vehicles are made with drive-by-wire systems, which basically regulate how your car drives.
It's like your car is being governed by who makes it. And that's exactly what automobile companies are doing.

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