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Originally Posted by dylan99
you are two dumbheads, hockeyphreak1 and Anile8er. first of all Ferrari can't and won't ever make a 20k sportscar if you think they can you don't know anything of cars or Ferrari. The majority of ppl who buys supercars are not young but old, therefore they have more money too spend. If Ferrari makes a car for 20k it won't be a exclusive carmanufacture. Not all old ppl can drive but not all young ppl can drive either. Women that are driving convertibles are OK for me so maybe you haven't seen a woman driving a convertible that is pretty. If everybody would have a Ferrari when they are 16 or 18 years old the magic would go away and it is better to work for it and then buy a Ferrari that is the dream of the most Ferrari lovers. They see a Ferrari and later when they have money they buy their childdream.
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You are a dumbass. I am in no way saying old people shouldn't be driving fast cars. I am saying that old people who own these cars should not be driving them unless they are to make use of the car's abilities. These is a 70+ year old man in south carolina, a construction who bought an enzo and drives it hard. That's what the car is for. Ferrari engineers don't spend thousands of hours engineering high performance so a stock broker can feel young and attract women. If you're not going to make use of a car's performance, don't buy a high performance car. Use you're money to buy a mercedes. But leave the enthusiasts to drive the ''driver's cars.'' I am tired of losing my opportunity to get a hand on the 996 GT3 because some rich bastard who's senile decides to get the car as a luxury coupe to get him from home to work. Its an insult to the people who made it. And to say that a ferrari should not be driven hard because breaking things is expensive? I KNOW OF VERY FEW FERRARI OWNED WHO ARE CAPABALE OF PUNISHING THEIR CARS THAT HARD. if they don't want to use it because they'll break it, they shouldn't have bought it. They took the place of someone who would have done the car justice.