Having multiple cars that each do one thing well <> one car that does multiple things mediocrely.

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Jun 26, 2017
4:51:18pm

kccougar All-American

Having multiple cars that each do one thing well <> one car that does multiple things mediocrely.

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kccougar

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There is a reason the Porsche 911R is selling or 2x as much as a GT3 RS

byu1

6/26/17 4:24pm

You're not alone, but you're in the minority. The vast majority of Americans

SandYFan

6/26/17 4:25pm

I know

byu1

6/26/17 4:27pm

Are you suggesting that you don't want a car that could do both driver and

Baron

6/26/17 4:27pm

Drivers of sports car like the involvement. Paddle shifting for me is anti-

Archaea

6/26/17 4:28pm

Always?

Eddie

6/26/17 4:36pm

I was in a 3 hour stop and go traffic jam one. My manual shift car was a hassle.

Cougar-Duck

6/26/17 4:42pm

You plan ahead and don't drive a sports car in bad traffic.

Archaea

6/26/17 5:22pm

That's why you have more than one car.

kccougar

6/26/17 4:44pm

My point exactly - which means not "always".

Eddie

6/26/17 4:45pm

Having multiple cars that each do one thing well <> one car that does multiple things mediocrely.

kccougar

6/26/17 4:51pm

My buddy has one. Can't wait till it's broke in and I get to drive it

6/26/17 6:00pm

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