Between being nose-light, tail-heavy, not much downforce, and frequently saggy rear suspensions, Beetles get A LOT of air under their bodies, right on to that nice flat pan (that's now angled just a little bit up due to the above).  Oh, yeah, they'll catch the poop out of a crosswind, too!  A light nose on a wet road doesn't give much traction, either.  All equaling a "pucker factor" of 10+ @70MPH.  

Let's be carefull out there!
_Anthony (50 mile round-trip daily commute E. Ridge to Soddy in a Beetle on Corridor J)



Edited By Anthony on 1067909208