I understand its run what you brung on the street etc etc..like I said in my last post, this debate only happened because of your post that an M3 should be compared to a GT500 because they are simair in price. It was a dumb comment to make so got bated into the convo we have been have been having all day ( which is OK by me as it was a good way to waste my morning lol) but in the end I love both cars as they are two completely different types to carving a track. I would choose the boss as a track toy and M3 as a daily :beer:
At the end of the day people will run these cars if they are in the same class-as described as "I have a fast car that will run that." If you want to pull out an options sheet every time you race and show the differences..good luck. There isn't a significant difference between an M3, GT 500, or BOSS that someone will not race because one is a school bus and the other a sports car. They will meet on the streets and if someone thinks its a fair race, they'll run them. Excuses will fly about the M3 being a luxury car, the Shelby having 662HP, and the Boss being cheaper, but they can all be put in the same class on the street- if you don't think that's the same class, the real world has something to teach you. They are what they are and you can't throw excuse cards to win races. Price has a huge roll as it decides what you can buy with the same money. If a Shelby and a M3 cost the same and the M gets trashed, that's life.