[perryair]

I guess a lot of folks here spend time drag racing minivans, ttearing down tracks at 10 / 10ths and street racing their buddies. if you can learn how to drive a car keeping its revs up in the power and, the frs/brz is plenty fast enough for almost any real world situation, merging into highways, taking that on/off ramp at 50-60, downshifting into a gap in traffic at 20 to 40 mph and such.

I used to drive and ride in tuned mustangs all the time and a best friend owns a coyote motor '12 mustang. and thats all nice and fun to play the auto equivalent of 'whip it out and see who's bigger' but in the real world, just as I said - these cars are plenty fast. not only that but they actually FEEL fast. your standard Lexus luxobarge can outrun most cars but inside you can be going 90 and feel like you're going 40.