How many of you love supercars? (muscle car, 2012, Japanese, tire)

[harhar]

When I was 10 I loved them.

I watched this movie:
It Takes Two - Lamborghini (The Whole Movie) - YouTube

And I was hooked.

Now as an adult, I see how expensive Supercars really are to maintain. How impractical they are, how you couldn't use the car to it's potential on the street and well, yeah.

Also Supercars seem to be more and more automated, with tons of features and electronics; which is cool and all, but I'd like a more raw experience. Which I'm sure if I ever got to drive a Lambo or whatever, that it would be an experience enough.

So yeah, I still like them, but my adulthood rationality kinda put a damper on them.

[Mathguy]

I like them, mainly for the aesthetic appeal.

The price is really rather moot to me, I can appreciate much much cheaper cars as well that have good lines etc.

[PullMyFinger]

I like to see them but I would never want to own one. I would be embarrassed to be seen in a car worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. It says something about you I think that you place so much value on material possessions.

[Tourian]

F40, Diablo SV, Pagani, Aventador are my favorites.

But I can also appreciate a well and tastefully modded DSM, AE86, Civic hatch, or 240SX on the cheap end.

When I get rich I'll have cars from the both ends of the specturm in my garage.

[Merc63]

I like seeing what happens when peopel dream and money ins't the thing that compromises them on what they dream about.

I'd have no problem being seen in one, as it means I appreaciate that dream, be it a new supercar, or a classic one, like a Miura or Daytona. In fact, my favorirte classic Ferraris are now worth millions of dollars, and were I rich enough to afford them, then I'd own them.

[PDD]

I like supercars when the owners put them on the track so they can actually perform like a super car. Other wise they are just "hey look at me" cars.

I know quite a few guys with ultra high performance cars and their biggest display of performance is when they do a burnout leaving a car show. What a waste.

[Fargobound]

What’s to say about super cars they’re ugly, fickle, and extremely expensive to service and bought by posers.

A real practical super car can be found in a Porsche GT3, Corvette, etc.

[lgt]

Wow why so bitter?

[Mathguy]

Originally Posted by Fargobound

What’s to say about super cars they’re ugly, fickle, and extremely expensive to service and bought by posers.

A real practical super car can be found in a Porsche GT3, Corvette, etc.

I have a 2007 Z06. I daily drive it.

I drive it in the rain, I drive it in the winter (kansas not florida lol), I drive it when it hasn't been washed in a few months, basically I treat the damned thing like I would a REAL car. I do not track it or mod it.

I got it new, and cheap, and yeah....it's not a $1million super car but it is one freaking beast of a ride with the curb appeal that gets gawks and shout-outs, especially from younger people that are not indoctrinated and just judge it on aesthetics.

Now the interior is no supercar but then again, mine only cost 61k.

[Engineer_Guy]

Originally Posted by Mathguy

I have a 2007 Z06. I daily drive it.

I drive it in the rain, I drive it in the winter (kansas not florida lol), I drive it when it hasn't been washed in a few months, basically I treat the damned thing like I would a REAL car. I do not track it or mod it.

I got it new, and cheap, and yeah....it's not a $1million super car but it is one freaking beast of a ride with the curb appeal that gets gawks and shout-outs, especially from younger people that are not indoctrinated and just judge it on aesthetics.

Now the interior is no supercar but then again, mine only cost 61k.

lol "only" 61k