I know, I've been to the track with a couple of my cars too. My point is that you neither have to reach the limits of a car's performance, nor do you need a hi

I know, I've been to the track with a couple of my cars too. My point is that you neither have to reach the limits of a car's performance, nor do you need a high performance car, to appreciate cars for what they are. Many of the people who ended up on the track in the 00's and 10's are people who enjoyed whippin' 90s shitboxes around country roads, but couldn't afford the track. These are hardly people who buy cars for status.