Right it's simple physics. X is the fastest speed you can go through a corner with grip. Meaning if you go faster, say X+1, it means you're sliding. By definition x+1 > x, so going through a corner is faster. QED.

NSFW much?

Never by choice.

Thank you, this was the first thing I thought of also. This commercial made me way too happy when I saw it, it's just so good.

Dude i'm pretty sure that's a lambo.

Time attack/autox... fair point!

I don't understand this.... track days aren't races. Most of the time you can only even pass in certain zones. If you're this serious/competitive about your lap times, shouldn't you be entering a racing series? I mean if you bought a GT3 RS as a track toy, you could probably afford to buy a real 'race car' which will…

:( why did it have to be THAT McLaren.

I thought you said "when these things drop $25k" and though "what are you thinking? more like drop $60k-$80k. Then I re-read it.

omg..... why do you have to make me so depressed. :(

Is it just me, or is this a terrible video? It's just a bunch of technical reasons the car is 'better' and will give you faster lap times.... It's a track day car, not a race car.

Or deep sea blue.

Sprint blue.

The exhaust setup is really important... most midpipes make them sound super raspy.

Well it is technically the 'skyline' lol. Also, funny enough, I'm pretty sure I saw another post nominate the GTR.

Add green food coloring, then I'd say we're pretty much done here. Maybe add ice or some soda water if you're so inclined.

I love popping/crackling exhausts.... :(

Hahaha, odd description. It's a very unique sound... even stock... but I don't think it's bad. It's not a screamer or super exciting or traditional, but I think it's a pretty nice noise.

It's a salesman, and it's business. He probably didn't really care that much about the tactics as much as trying to make OP feel bad about 'treating' him or the dealership this way, and how "hard" it made his life.