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It's flat here where I live now, except for on/off ramps. Power is all that matters for the most part here. Not so much where I am going (Fayettville, AR). Then I have the other issue...what next? A SRT-10? I mean, I can't keep living in the 6-7#/bhp range on my income and still expect to buy the 30-50 acres and house I want. Compromises must be made. There will be a time to be a dirty old man in a car too fast for him later on in life. The Z06 was a "I want to do it once, and to insure this, I will do it now!" type thing. Love it, but it's time to move on from this, too. I don't know if that makes sense to you or you agree with it, but it's clear to me? |
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It's down to personal preference. And I think I speak for most of the car guys here when I say it's almost impossible to truly be happy with any one car given how demanding we are about performance and also because we tend to be very curious about cars we haven't yet owned. We end up jumping around to a lot of different cars. We have fun with them and then move on to the next adventure. Some of us just do it more frequently than others. ;) |
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that being said, i'd rather DD a fun car than a POS, if i could only have one. :p |
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Well, the Z06 is stiff and loud, but not too loud, and the gas mileage is killer. I get about 26 on the freeway. I don't tool around town in it, so I'm at a loss, there, but my DIC says the average over the life of the car has been 18-19mpg or so, last I cleared it out. I do not feel I am getting my money out of my Z06 because I don't track it, and I don't feel safe on the street pushing the car like that. The street has hazards that a track doesn't, and it's not wise. I feel I would get my money out of the 370Z much moreso. Hence my trade when "my" car is available in the US. |
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Pfft 0 lb/hp or bust. Light speed!
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I thought they were more like $40k. There's one for sale on eBay for like $50k. Also you can actually have a track session with an ariel atom at VIR. It's like $500 for 3 x 15 minute sessions on the short course or $1600 4 x 20 minute sessions on the long course. Very tempting, I would MUCH rather do this than get an oil cooler and track my car. Though with an oil cooler I can go to multiple track days. |
Base price is $49k for an aerial atom, that is bare bones with a 4 banger honda motor (forget which one).
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Just went to the website, looks like they have a V8 Atom now also, not sure I would want to drive that one. |
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