Checked off the last box on their bucket list
#2
Definitely an Oh $hit moment. The last joy ride for both.
#5
I have never had the desire for straight line speed that some do. I've never been to an official drag racing course. Although when younger after just getting the license in dad's Pontiac . . . But that was then; I have no interest in car's like that. If I won one I would turn around and sell it for one that had speed in the corners.
#7
I am completely against most nanny state things .. but I think cars sold from a dealer like the Hellcat should require training and a driving test to purchase. Like some have said, 99.99% of drivers have no idea what they are doing with that much power.
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#9
Back in the 70's when Doug Toms was the the Secretary of Transportation he actually proposed a "Master Driver's License" . Where as people that could prove their ability would be able able to obtain a "Master Driver's License" that would allow them to drive above the posted speed limit.
As a two time graduate from the Skip Barbara School where I got to drive a Viper (the second time in 2001) I agree. My first reaction to driving the Viper was "there is no logical reason for this car ". But it is FUN.
I will take this discussion one step further: In most states one can obtain a motorcycle drivers license on a 50 CC scooter. And then go an buy a street legal "Super Bike" that can go from zero to sixty miles per hour in a little over two seconds, and is capable of almost two hundred miles per hour.
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I remember my Dad telling about a bomber pilot (he was one) that jumped in a fighter plane, took off and flew it into the ground. Like Matt said, you have to work up to these things.