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At first please Don't confuse me with an amateur.I've done for months lost of research about vehicles.
The question is why are sport cars like Ferrari 458 Italia(562 hp); Aston martin (540 hp);lotus;BMW;Audi;and all others considered as luxurious car more expensive than muscle cars even know they are less powerful such like 2012 Chevy Camaro zl1 (580 hp) or Ford Mustang Shelby Gt (550 hp) ... Please do not bring me the low production rates stuffs;high price material or hand made.Cause i got proof that these companies like Ferrari get 175 % of benefit on every car sale so please serious and tough answers.
I know that speed doesn't only stands on horsepower;But the Zl1 Camaro got the most respect worldwide for his aerodynamic ; drivetrain ; launch; only one able for 24 hours deep track with no tire changing;and best tire smoke.Also all these muscle got super leather ; cool and lasting interior smell; HID headlamps; motor computer set able; air brake and others.So please enough professional answer
note:the muscle car and sport car terms have changed these late years.Am not a muscle car lover.(i could bring a lot more info but it would be too much long)
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Mainly sports cars such as Ferrari and Lamborghini are a social status, It says look I am rich I can afford to run an Italian sports car. Muscle cars however haven't got that status.
Usually if someone said here I have two cars, A Lamborghini Aventador and a '67 Mustang with a custom engine, choose one.
A lot of people would choose the Lambo, I would choose the mustang. I prefer them they have a meatier sound and are more fun to play about with and tune. I suppose it depends on what you are doing with it, If you are like me, a mechanic and have been into cars for years I would choose the muscle car just for pure enjoyment and because of their tuning capabilities, If I was a very rich professional sports player I'd have an Aventador because I'm an over paid, half brained idiot who thinks because it has a bull on it and it's Italian it is the fastest thing on the road and you look the mutts nuts.
Mainly sports cars such as Ferrari and Lamborghini are a social status, It says look I am rich I can afford to run an Italian sports car. Muscle cars however haven't got that status.
Usually if someone said here I have two cars, A Lamborghini Aventador and a '67 Mustang with a custom engine, choose one.
A lot of people would choose the Lambo, I would choose the mustang. I prefer them they have a meatier sound and are more fun to play about with and tune. I suppose it depends on what you are doing with it, If you are like me, a mechanic and have been into cars for years I would choose the muscle car just for pure enjoyment and because of their tuning capabilities, If I was a very rich professional sports player I'd have an Aventador because I'm an over paid, half brained idiot who thinks because it has a bull on it and it's Italian it is the fastest thing on the road and you look the mutts nuts.
Why don't you see expensive sports cars with high mileage for sale?
Zach s
I understand that the value goes down if you drive it more but i've never seen a ferrari with over 100k on it. There has to be somebody driving these sports cars past 100k and then selling them
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There actually aren't many people driving them that long. The problem is that they need huge repairs when they get old. A high performance engine like what's in a super car is running at the edge of it's limit. It likely won't make it to a hundred thousand miles.
Now if you're interested in a ferrari with 85,000 miles that needs a $35,000 engine job and has a bunch of accessories that frankly, who knows when they'll go, you might be able to find what you're looking for.
Obviously there are plenty of old super cars around, but, if you look at them online they always seem to have under 50k on them, right?
There actually aren't many people driving them that long. The problem is that they need huge repairs when they get old. A high performance engine like what's in a super car is running at the edge of it's limit. It likely won't make it to a hundred thousand miles.
Now if you're interested in a ferrari with 85,000 miles that needs a $35,000 engine job and has a bunch of accessories that frankly, who knows when they'll go, you might be able to find what you're looking for.
Obviously there are plenty of old super cars around, but, if you look at them online they always seem to have under 50k on them, right?
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