“....these days, they opt for stability and agility with tighter suspensions...”
If you are young and adventurous, most likely. Hence the sales of four wheel drive, huge horsepower mid sizes, and larger pickups, play and work. The car they displayed in the video pushed toward a performance car rather than a family car. I don’t have a family anymore, but I also don’t want to be driving a vehicle that rides like a tank. Old body can’t take the pounding anymore as I haven’t been 18 and adventurous for over forty years. Too many miles of rough roads in between. And anything that adds to that “jar” means sore spots and more pain pills. That may have its advantages but it also keeps me off the roads if I do want to go see something. Haven’t got enough time left to see what I want to as it is now. Would like to do it in comfort rather than speed and maneuverability. Those days are over.
rwood
I had a Mercedes CLA250 with the AMG package....was very quick and a lot of fun to drive, but the suspension was so hard it might as well have been solid....had to trade it in on a GLC300 which is stiff but not uncomfortable...the wife drives a Highlander and it is a bit softer riding but still lets you feel the road.
I’d imagine that most of the truly comfortable cars have the computer controlled adjustable suspensions.