I make runs to/from Indy-Mississippi - home being Indy and work
being in MS.
I can guarantee with 99% certainly that if my black NB-TDI (with
the Turbo S front) passes anything, that within 1-2 miles said vehicle
will pass me. Never fails.
I cruise at mildly elevated levels so as NOT to attract undue attention
from radar. I'll see (virtually any) vehicle ahead and eventually pass -
sedately passing it. If it's a minivan, SUV, pickup, anything Japanese, or
even Korean, it will speed up and shoot by within 1-2 miles after I
pass it.
After a few more miles, I'll repass it - still on cruise.
Acuras are probably the worst - they are so "vastly superior" (in their
own minds). They will dog the rear bumper in spite of a couple/few
throttle dips to induce the momentary black cloud.
Finaily, a serious dip of the throttle and BYE! Naturally, after backing
off and pulling into the right lane, they come blasting by...I can only
laugh - took them a long time to catch up.
Like Rodney said "I get no respect".
Don't have the same problem in the Passat TDI.
I, too, notice more females driving NB's than males - same for Mini Coopers.
Torque is too fun!