I know a lot of these cars come with driving lessons, but an amazing number seem to be wrecked/piled up shortly after purchase.
A friend of my wife's from work spent years saving up for a multi 100k porsche. He took it out the first day, wrapped it around a tree, and is now parapalegic.
A depressed internet exec committed suicide several years ago in his Lamborghini by driving it into a tree on Foothill Blvd. close to our neighborhood's intersection, the tree is still chunked and you can see the skid marks.
One wonders if the dream comes with a curse.
There's a you tube video of a Japanese doctor driving his Ferrari at incredible speeds over some narrow roads, just crazy. He was later ticketed. If the exhilaration of the vehicle is such that it puts you into a trance that transcends common safety, then kills you or somebody else, there should probably be restrictions about who can buy them and the training they need to use them. Of course, the James Dean death trip may be part of the charm.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UQ7UwnlWhc
Why? Because the Porsche driver Doc was chasing got off scott free?
Why? Because the Porsche driver Doc was chasing got off scott free?
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