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Originally Posted by Spydert
It's true what they say - if you're not tracking the GT4 or Spyder, you really should consider it well before buying (unless its a value buy only). Those cars, and that engine as a result is made for the track. All its foibles at city speed driving make sense when you're going 9 or 10/10s - the noise makes sense, the gearing makes sense, the mid engine chassis - all of it. Given how close they are in price, if I could get one and if tracking was a big part of my auto experience, I would just try get the GT cars.
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I've always considered these cars as better at HPDE's than real racing, so if your ownership is largely going to include that, then they are really fantastic. But if you're looking for a daily that sees the track 4 times a year I think you'll be disappointed in the end.