You just said it's not a sports car. It's a sedan. No one would dispute that it's a performance car. No one would dispute that it's very fast. But none of that

You just said it's not a sports car. It's a sedan. No one would dispute that it's a performance car. No one would dispute that it's very fast. But none of that matters here, because it weighs 5,000 lbs and has four doors. A Spitfire is not a muscle car, a Camaro is not a superbike, a 917 is not a performance sedan, and a Plaid is not a sports car. You can, of course, use the word however you want. Words change meaning over time. But if you want to claim that sports car enthusiasts have moved the goal posts, you need to know where they were set in the first place. I am using the word in roughly the same way enthusiasts have always used it, and you are not. Also, the Tesla Plaid is not the fastest sedan on the Nurburgring. It is the sixth fastest. Note that the top five times were set before Tesla's run. https://www.hotcars.com/fastest-sedans-around-the-nurburgring/ https://www.hotcars.com/fastest-sedans-around-the-nurburgrin...