If you’re asking the question the 350 is probably not for you. I bought my 2017 gen 1 with eyes wide open, willing to except whatever comes. To me it’s worth the risk to own such a special car.
When getting cited for speed using a police radar the first question for the cop should be, let me see your log where you tested the radar calibration before going on shift. They should also check the calibration when going off shift. (If they wrote speeding tickets)
Passenger cars are designed to take a certain amount of impact. I’m pretty sure they are not built to withstand at triple the speed limit. So no, I’m not tempted.
I’ve had to tell a woman and her kids dad isn’t coming home due to crash fatality. I hope the OP learned from the break he got so his family doesn’t get the same visit.
Great idea, the speed you go should be based on the honor system. Each driver gets to determine how fast they can go based on their surroundings and time of day. Seems perfectly reasonable.