Tell me a luxury car that was made to be DRIVEN, /o/, since everything

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2016-11-01 20:07:26 Post No. 16098322
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Anonymous 2016-11-01 20:07:26 Post No. 16098322 [Report]

Tell me a luxury car that was made to be DRIVEN, /o/, since everything over 80k seems to have all the features in the back seat.

Anonymous 2016-11-01 20:08:41 Post No.16098330
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Anonymous 2016-11-01 20:12:00 Post No.16098345
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>>16098330
What about a full size sedan? Those almost always require a driver if you want to experience the "luxury".

Anonymous 2016-11-01 20:13:40 Post No.16098357
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>>16098322

ok, I will explain this:

There are mainly three kinds of very expensive road cars

- Sports cars: Meant to be driven hard for short periods of time, in b-roads or tracks. More like gigantic toys.
- Luxobarges: Meant to be driven in. For when you have more interesting things to do than driving.
- GT: Meant to be driven for pleasure, during extended periods of time. Highways and b-roads are their natural habitat. Good handling but comfy, can sustain high speeds for long time... a mix between former two.

Hope its clear.