driving up to huddersfield from devon this mornin at 4am, doing about 70mph-ish on a dual carriageway wheni saw a rabbit in the middle of the road, i didnt want to hit hime so slammed on the brakes and swerved must have swerved at about 55-60, alot of body roll but constant grip and no understeer at all and i missed the bunny , was impressed.

Done a similar move a while back in a mk3 fiesta, was schreeching like a nutter, didnt turn that hard either, cinqs handling is well impressive and its not even lowered.

Been driving cinq and our mk 3 fezzy today, although i like the ford the cinq is much easier to drive fast. The Mk3 is quite a heavy beast with softer suspension and narrower tyres though.

Good to here you missed the wabbit

Phil

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Sweet. I had to brake bloody hard once on the motorway for a dog! The Sei held its own brilliantly. A little twitchy as with all cars but I never felt out of control at all.

Bugs Bunny Salutes You!!

Great Job!!!

Is it just me that wud have mown it down???

NEVER PUT YOUR LIFE AND OTHERS AT RISK BY SWERVING FOR AN ANIMAL

I lost a good friend (and her 2 little brothers) because they did the same. Its not worth it

......and no i'm not an animal hater

Carlo said:

NEVER PUT YOUR LIFE AND OTHERS AT RISK BY SWERVING FOR AN ANIMAL

I lost a good friend (and her 2 little brothers) because they did the same. Its not worth it

......and no i'm not an animal hater

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Sorry to hear that

yeah alot of other people have said that to me too, cant help my reactions tho, there was no other cars on the road either, just me on my own

As long as you do the correct proceedures, know the limits and control thresholds of the car you are driving and be aware of other road users and use your mirrors, it is safe.

I think the highway code says if its smaller than a dog, mow it down.

However, even a rabbit can take a chunk out of a front bumper and/or radiator at that speed...