991.2 GT3RS for my son!
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I don’t understand why so many people are taking this as a fake post, to be honest. The money for this car isn’t coming from my bank account, it’s from inherited land that will never be touched by anyone in my family ever again.
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At least we will have another one of these threads to follow soon!
https://rennlist.com/forums/rennlist...d-new-car.html
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Reaction is because it’s like killing a fly with a gun - not the right tool for the job. Unless your son races on track or plans to a lot, this is not the right car. Get something more reasonable - Porsche 718 if you want to stay in the Porsche family...Don’t get him a car with such high limits. He would be too tempted to find them. And on public roads, that’s dangerous.
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He doesn’t like SUV’s, and my wife wants to spoil him, and he does karting events so a track car will help him if he ever wants to actually race professionally later in life. Also I’ve heard horror stories from one of my employees who has a SVR.
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I would start with a 20 year old Volvo, four door sedan and see how he does with that.
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If you want him to learn how to race just check with the local track. Tell them your situation and ask for advice on what a good car to start with is. I think most people would learn more starting with a Miata than an 911.
Most people won't take your post seriously because everyone knows there is a super high chance of an kid being given a fast car will end up in trouble with the law or in a serious accident. It's better to learn the physics of cars in a slow car and step up. Spoil them by getting a fancier car each year, but start with something simple. I'd say AWD might give false confidence, but if you really do want AWD I'd say start with something like a Golf R. Every 6 months he doesn't get in an accident you can trade in his current car for something a step up.
Most people won't take your post seriously because everyone knows there is a super high chance of an kid being given a fast car will end up in trouble with the law or in a serious accident. It's better to learn the physics of cars in a slow car and step up. Spoil them by getting a fancier car each year, but start with something simple. I'd say AWD might give false confidence, but if you really do want AWD I'd say start with something like a Golf R. Every 6 months he doesn't get in an accident you can trade in his current car for something a step up.
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If you want him to learn how to race just check with the local track. Tell them your situation and ask for advice on what a good car to start with is. I think most people would learn more starting with a Miata than an 911.
Most people won't take your post seriously because everyone knows there is a super high chance of an kid being given a fast car will end up in trouble with the law or in a serious accident. It's better to learn the physics of cars in a slow car and step up. Spoil them by getting a fancier car each year, but start with something simple. I'd say AWD might give false confidence, but if you really do want AWD I'd say start with something like a Golf R. Every 6 months he doesn't get in an accident you can trade in his current car for something a step up.
Most people won't take your post seriously because everyone knows there is a super high chance of an kid being given a fast car will end up in trouble with the law or in a serious accident. It's better to learn the physics of cars in a slow car and step up. Spoil them by getting a fancier car each year, but start with something simple. I'd say AWD might give false confidence, but if you really do want AWD I'd say start with something like a Golf R. Every 6 months he doesn't get in an accident you can trade in his current car for something a step up.
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i grew up in TN; one of my friends who i played baseball all through little league and two years of high-school got a camaro SS as his first car (this was in the mid-90's). He and a friend were driving down a country road at age of 16 going over 100mph and lost control, flipping the car killing them both. two souls lost and two families devastated. so much promise gone. luckily there were no other cars or people involved. i have been fortunate in life; never have to worry about $. i have 3 kids and none will ever get a sports car until they are mid-late-20's+ and buy one themselves with their own $.
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This thread is so fake and if by chance it is not ..anyone who buys a kid any super car is a retard because these cars can make you dead fast if you have little experience and or restraint until you aquire some.
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Reaction is because it’s like killing a fly with a gun - not the right tool for the job. Unless your son races on track or plans to a lot, this is not the right car. Get something more reasonable - Porsche 718 if you want to stay in the Porsche family...Don’t get him a car with such high limits. He would be too tempted to find them. And on public roads, that’s dangerous.
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