Yea but people who can afford what these cars cost nowadays should be able to afford some track days, if not they shouldn't be in that much debt with +-100k cars. If someone doesn't live near a track or twisty roads then that's fine, hellcats and demons make more sense but the logic he posted is biased to his life I assumeWell I get what he is saying to a point. Hitting the track with the twisties is an expensive habit not a lot of people can afford. Good ole' mashing the gas pedal and getting pinned back in the seat is what a lot of people can do on a budget.
Going fast in a straight line is great fun, but that of course can't be replaced with racing around a track like Willow Springs or whatnot. That has all the elements....just too expensive.