"Objectively"? Lol. We'll agree to disagree, although my opinion includes the 350R. Not talking about collector value. Talking about road racing ability.
Probably the best answer so far.
Or if he really is 19, works in sales, and can afford a GT350
how illegal is his product?
No maintenance ? Wait until the tires need replaced, due to the torque that car has it punishes the sidewalls and requires special tires. Customer of mine has one and he went to get tires from the Goodyear store and they told him that it is a tire only offered by Tesla and they would not put tires on it due to liability. He said Tesla wants 6K for 4 tires, but there is a waiting list as they don't have any available. That's just what I was told.
I don’t think that’s true. Maybe 6k for the wheels and tires. The tires are Goodyear supercar R3s. You can get a set of 4 for around $2400.No maintenance ? Wait until the tires need replaced, due to the torque that car has it punishes the sidewalls and requires special tires. Customer of mine has one and he went to get tires from the Goodyear store and they told him that it is a tire only offered by Tesla and they would not put tires on it due to liability. He said Tesla wants 6K for 4 tires, but there is a waiting list as they don't have any available. That's just what I was told.
Buy a Model S Plaid. It will destroy either of your "choices" on the street, it requires no maintenance, thereby requiring basically no automotive or mechanical knowledge, and Tiktok and Bookface patrons will think you're the coolest 19 year old in town.No maintenance ? Wait until the tires need replaced, due to the torque that car has it punishes the sidewalls and requires special tires. Customer of mine has one and he went to get tires from the Goodyear store and they told him that it is a tire only offered by Tesla and they would not put tires on it due to liability. He said Tesla wants 6K for 4 tires, but there is a waiting list as they don't have any available. That's just what I was told.
you were told wrong. I have had 2 Teslas. A model S and a Y. They both require high performance, XL load tires but nothing more expensive than what my Mustang requires.No maintenance ? Wait until the tires need replaced, due to the torque that car has it punishes the sidewalls and requires special tires. Customer of mine has one and he went to get tires from the Goodyear store and they told him that it is a tire only offered by Tesla and they would not put tires on it due to liability. He said Tesla wants 6K for 4 tires, but there is a waiting list as they don't have any available. That's just what I was told.
This is what happens when TikTok starts a thread and states he has no automotive knowledge or experience, wants GT350 or Supra so that his homies like him more, but then never responds to the now 7 pages of dribble. Basically a cruise ship full of people, headed full steam to Antarctica, when the captain jumped overboard 3 days ago.
From the tests I've seen, a Mustang is faster in a straight line and it's faster around corners. It sounds better as well. I wouldn't be afraid to own one past its warranty.
And if you drive with Supra with the windows down, the wind buffeting is so bad it will burst your eardrums.
I wish the current Supra had more of a resemblance to its 90’s brother. Clean lines, big wang, not half BMW. That was a beautiful car. One of the few JDM’s that tickled my fancy.
The last of the first gen NSX were pretty awesome looking too. I wish we could still buy cars like this.
I really liked those NSX’s as well.
