[Rickd]

These cars are very driveable - you just have to be sure you don't do anything crazy - make sure you have it "pointed" in the right direction before stomping on it. There was a youtube film showing a young (relative term) lady taking her boyfriend's Superformance for a first drive - turned the wheel to pass a car in front and stopmed on it - did an immediate doughnut, crossed the street and hit - I think - a drycleaners. Good thing to do after you have her broken in 1500 miles or so - is some mild track time and a skid pad. Our club in Florida had a "high performance driving school" at the Gainesville Speedway road racing track = what a hoot!! Very mild track - no barriers - 1.6 miles with 8 curves. We ran hot laps then took turns on a skid pad - to find our at what point she would break loose. Then back on the track. Really come away with a better feel for the car and tremendous respect for how well they are built.