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Originally Posted by DarkSunrise
According to that definition, there'd be no outright sports cars on the market. Every car needs to have some parts upgraded for extended track use, whether it's tires, brakes, oil cooler, suspension, etc.
You're conflating sports car with race car.
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I think you misunderstand what I was getting at...
The tidbit about track use/spirited driving was in reference to the weak points on our cars. If you got a more "pure" sports car, the weak points aren't so glaring. A 350Z track edition comes to mind.
There will always be a trade-off for what we get with our cars, the FRS/BRZ is a good starting point for someone wanting to get a sports car without breaking the bank, or someone else looking for a car that can get a lot more performance and bang for the buck with a few minor mods (i.e. most of us, myself included).
That's all I was getting at.
-alex