Nope, a I have a Charger. Challenger not very practical with two kids. I did that two seat with car seats way back, no more of that
When they grow up and move out, then maybe a two seater again.
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Mouse, you should really play with a little, as I said, in a wet parking lot, lots of room, low speeds, just enough so you get a feel for what it does feel like. ESP does much more than snow, it helps in other circumstances also. Hydroplaning, for instance, or emergency lane changes. Any time the car gets too far out of line, really. If youve never felt it, it be a little freaky, as the car moves in a way that youd never expect it to.
I also recommend a few maximum braking tests. Again, lots of room, not very high speeds. These cars have a thing called BAS, it predicts when you REALLY want %100 braking, and helps you get there and stay there.
Research (using those evil black boxes) found that most folks, in emegency braking situations, didnt ever really hit full braking, or, if they did, they didnt maintain it. So, BAS intervenes and gets to %100 and keeps it til you let off.
A full emergency braking maneuver can feel pretty scary, your thrown against the belts, pedal feels funny, people freaking out. Pre-knowledge of how the car feels leaves you free to keep driving.