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A few of my friends are very capable and experienced drivers. Some of them are not. Some of them are clear thinking, rational folks who are known to exercise sound judgement and again, others are not. I know who would be responsible with a car like the Cobra and have no issues at all letting those people drive it. Once they've been briefed on the things that set the Cobra apart from the cars they're accustomed to - low ride height, manual steering and brakes, and most importantly the explosive power delivery - most decline the opportunity anyway. :LOL:
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