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Off-Roading Just as Thrilling as Driving a McLaren, New Study Says

Summary by Autocar UK
Speed alone isn't enough to make a car engaging, according to Castrol's new investigation Endless hours are spent discussing the detail of this car's or that car's attributes and why it may or may not deliver a thrill. But the question of what happens in the human mind that translates into that feeling of excitement a driver gets is rarely talked about. Castrol has tackled the question with a "Thrill of Driving' study as part of its "data-engine…

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When it comes to driving pleasure, most people imagine engines roaring at high speeds, but a new study from Castrol suggests that true driving pleasure comes from something else entirely.

What if the pleasure of driving did not finally have much to do with the speedometer? The results of this study reserve some surprises.

A study reveals how a Defender at 8 km/h can offer a pleasure close to a McLaren Artura GT4, numbers and neurosciences in support....

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Autocar UK broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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