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| 03-11-2014 03:17 PM | ||
| rwdftw |
people who dont see the value in buying the best or highest performance are happy to pay and settle for less there is nothing wrong with that. as with all things you want a big a** house? pay up. gotta pay big to go big. if you dont see the need or cant afford it go with less and be happy with it way of life cant judge what you cant afford. and if you can afford it and you still dont see value in it - dont buy it. simple as that. save your money and buy something cheaper. |
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| 03-11-2014 11:25 AM | ||
| fastlane |
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Yup, thats the best way to put it and thats the way it's done across the board. |
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| 03-07-2014 03:23 PM | ||
| rwdftw |
for companies that sell cars in these price ranges - offering the best is part of the business and is what keeps them in business if noone cared about performance and high end features there would be no market for a car like this so those who are in the market for a car like this want the best and want to buy from manufacturers who offer the best so as a manufacturer - you need to offer the best that you can possible. |
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| 03-06-2014 12:47 PM | ||
| fastlane |
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| 03-05-2014 04:35 PM | ||
| Mr.Big |
I do agree that most people will never really use the 650S to its potential. That's true of most of these supercars though. Bugattis, Lamborghinis, etc... These cars are meant to be taken to the track. So if you are the kind of person who wants to have a really expensive hobby then you can learn how to drive your really fast car really fast. There is definitely another part to the car that is just about prestige and conspicuous consumption. "Look what I have." It's just about having something that makes you look cool to other people. |
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| 03-03-2014 01:37 PM | ||
| rwdftw |
the point is that there is no point if you can afford the 650s i question how you live the other aspects of your life. what suit do you wear? how much is your house worth? what is the point of those? the 650s is a supercar there is a no practicality or logic to buying one nobody needs it. you buy it because you can afford it and you like the car. being able to use the car to its potential or not is up to the owner. and who is to say you wont be using the 650s to its limit on the street? depends where you live  i've seen people take cars over 200mph on public roads. maybe some people just like to have nice cars for the bragging rights. its none of our business. |
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| 02-28-2014 06:17 PM | ||
| Mr.Sullivan |
its more fun to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow. You can't even come close to 3/4s of the potential of the 650S under normal driving, and I'll argue that even on track 95% of owners wont even tap into half the potential of this thing... Judging by your answer I take it you don't know either... |
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| 02-27-2014 12:13 PM | ||
| rwdftw |
i have the perfect answer for you!!!! just buy one of these  if you have to ask what the point is. you won't get it. |
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| 02-27-2014 11:21 AM | ||
| Mr.Sullivan |
Are We Getting to So What? Right so full figures were released today on the 650S, as I was looking through them there was a single recurring thought in my head, so what? Sure the 650S can hit 60 in 3 seconds flat, so what? the 650S runs the 1/4 in 10 something, so what? CF seats, so what? optimized aerodynamics, so what? Many have griped the 12C was only truely engaging at unfathomable speeds, considering the 650S takes speeds a step further, so what? It just seems so worthless for cars that will run track every now and then, or jaunt a winding road when a minute is free. Not to mention most people buying these cars do not nearly posses the technique to even remotely scratch the surface of this cars potential. I'll ask it again, so what? Or better yet, so whats the point? |
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