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There is a “declining marginal return” when it comes to automotive performance. Think of it this way: if you take any very good car (eg., a M240), it takes a lot of money to marginally improve its overall performance. Similarly, a 911 costs roughly twice as much as my M2, but it doesn’t perform twice as well.
What this means is that no great cars are a “good value.” In every case, you could get almost as good a car for a lot less cash. But while they’re not a great value, great cars are simply...great cars. And if you love cars, you want to enjoy greatness.
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