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nice fantasy. Never gonna happen.

your car has been broken in for months

not close to accurate. With good tires maybe 4.0.

Send lawyers, guns and money.

2025 DH's available in the DC area for 8-10K off

Dude, try to keep up. #1 I wasn't replying to you. #2 I never said I drove a lightweight car. #3 you as well are drving an almost 4000 pound "boat" of a car. Go bother someone else.

says the guy with the almost 4000 lb "boat" of a car.

maybe but time marches on

no comparison. The GT blows the M3 away. M3 can't keep up in the corners or on the straights. Not to mention cost of ownership. In it's day it was OK, now not so much.

DH yes. Several dealers in the MD/VA area are selling 25 DH with no HP for up to 7K off.

how do you figure that? not a chance. new ones are still 7-8k off.

Several people have guessed that the SC wll be under 100k. Just commenting that in my opinion they are 50K short. Before ADM's. We shall see though.

the new GT350 TA is what, 225K? The DH SC will be 150 out the door with some options. No chance it will be any less.

isn't this the new Shelby "sucker" edition? That' what you have to be to buy than monstrosity.

don't people drive cars before buying" How do you regret the interior if you've already been in one? blows my mind

can hate all you want. Doesn't change a thing. You just do you. you seem to know a lot :)

Average 5-6 years. Some I've had for over 20 years. I used to drive 25-30k per year.

Well that doesn't apply to me. Most of my cars have accumulated 75-100k miles. My record was my 1981 G30 High Cube Van with 222,000 miles. I have driven several million miles is 60+ years.

the almost 50 new vehicles I have owned say otherwise.

well that too. I just know that a car babied for the first couple of thousand miles will not reach the potential of a car broken in "more spirited"