These kids now-a-days write a check and instantly jump in 800hp cars, without experience or any idea how much power that really is. They assume if its for sale to anybody then anybody can drive it. I owned a gen 2 Viper for a few years, she was a beast on the street, you had to know what your doing to keep her between the ditches. I rip around in a 69 Coronet with a 900hp blown 440 4-speed, no traction to speak of, drum brakes on all 4's, yep it can flip a few silverado's, lol. Those of us that grew up souping up 60's and 70's muscle cars know and understand what it takes to make real horse power and learned how to respect it and keep it under control the hard way, no safety ****. It would not be a bad idea if inexperienced people buying these new high hp cars take a performance driving class.
