No dig intended. However, the fact remains that one who owns, maintains, and daily drives a car has different needs as compared to one who occasionally tracks cars owned and maintained by someone else. One who owns and daily drives a car must enter and exit the car multiple times a day, every day of the week, in various conditions, interact with the navigation system, navigate adverse road conditions, and – importantly – pay all maintenance costs associated with the daily driving. Conversely, one who merely drives someone else’s car on a track, in ideal conditions, without using the navigation, and never needs to pay the maintenance costs associated with the car, has an entirely different perspective.
I am not knocking you FA. It sounds like you have a wonderful opportunity to drive some great cars. It also sounds like you are a very skilled driver. Kudos to you in both regards. My only point is that your perspective is very different from someone in my shoes. As a matter of respectful discourse, you would be well served to step back from your ardent convictions, predicated on your unique circumstances, and consider the opinions of people who stand in very different shoes, and who have very different needs. The fact that the NSX does not fit your preferences does not mean the car is an utter fail, as you have repeatedly suggested. Rather, it simply means the NSX is not for you. Consider allowing others the freedom to make a different choice, without deriding their opinions as reprehensible blasphemy.
In the end, we are all car enthusiasts. Try respecting the opinions of your fellow enthusiasts, rather than relentlessly disparaging anyone who dares to disagree with your unilateral proclamations of truth.
