The best part of that story is that the car actually arrived two days before my wedding, but I wasn’t able to receive it until after the honeymoon because I had bought it in another state. So, I had to wait an extra two weeks to pick it up. Luckily though, it gave me a chance to teach myself the basics of how to drive a manual transmission while on my honeymoon.
And yes, there are plenty of roads where I can let the RS stretch its legs, especially further out east on Long Island, or if I desire traveling north to mainland upstate NY. I’ve had a bit of fun on some small country roads upstate, and I try to slide it around the city as much as I can without getting caught. As good as this car is at commuting and normal driving, you can always feel that it wants more. It’s eager. It urges you to powerslide each corner, or to go faster on each on-ramp. The hardest thing about driving it in the city is that the RS always wants to play, whiche, admittedly, is a great problem to have.
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