[demosthenes]

Check out this Road & Track driving event: http://www.roadandtracklive.com/

$3500 for 1 day, $6400 for 2 days, driving:
- Ford GT
- Noble M400
- Lambo Gallardo
- Porsche 997
- Ferrari F430
- Lotus Elise
- Dodge Viper
- Corvette Z06
- Porsche GT
- Panoz Z

If it was $1000, I'd postpone needed home repairs and do it, but this kind of money is way out of my league.

[Aurora Bearialis]

ewww to the lotus and ford gt and they should upgrade that Corvette to a ZR1

[TTG]

They forgot AM DB9 or DBS..... Out of that list Porsche 997, GT & F430 are the only appealing cars to me.....

[CyberGypsy]

They have a place in vegas like that, my son and I took 2 Exotics to the desert past the Dam it was great!

[BoostedBMW]

Nice list of cars, but that price tag is ridiculous IMO. No thanks.

[Big Windy]

lotus elise??? not even exige?

[03BeastCharmer]

I did the World Class Driving event, and that was $1,500 to drive 5 cars (430 Scuderia, Gallardo Superlegerra, GT-R, Z06 & R8) for half the day on back country roads. If this is for the entire day and is at speed on a road course, that price isn't all that bad. At my event we got up to "go directly to jail" speeds, so doing it on track where the police aren't going to arrest you and you can see around every corner would be a major plus to the enjoyment factor of pushed any of those car around the track.

[Labrada_Exoticz]

That Vette should definitely be a ZR1 instead of a Z06.

[NewSong]

Too expensive. With the way the market is today you can just save the $3500-$6400 as a down payment to buy at least one (or more) of the cars on that list.

[TK-421]

$3500 for an Elise?

[Year's_End]

Should be $2k for a single track day and $3.5k for two days.

[Deda]

aston martin DBS

[nmulax]

Only ones I'd really be interested in driving.

- Noble M400
- Lambo Gallardo
- Ferrari F430
- Porsche GT
- Panoz Z

[Spaceman Spiff]

This one is cheaper (base event $1495 including taxes and fees) and has a pretty good lineup too but you only get to drive 5 cars.

Their cars:

Alfa Romeo 8C
Audi R8
Callway C16
Ferrari F430, 599GTB and Scuderia
Lambo LP 560, Gallardo,
Maserati GranTurismo
Mercedes SLR

http://worldclassdriving.com/

[Rotary Rasp]

Originally Posted by Deda

aston martin DBS

+1!

[MontegoblueE92]

When you say Porsche GT, do you mean the Carrera GT? Cause that one is about double the price of the next most expensive on that list. It just seems out of place against these other sports cars and entry level supercars.

[1cleanm6]

for 3500 i would mod my car more and call it my dream car

[E90ice]

Originally Posted by demosthenes

Check out this Road & Track driving event: http://www.roadandtracklive.com/

$3500 for 1 day, $6400 for 2 days, driving:
- Ford GT
- Noble M400
- Lambo Gallardo
- Porsche 997
- Ferrari F430
- Lotus Elise
- Dodge Viper
- Corvette Z06
- Porsche GT
- Panoz Z

If it was $1000, I'd postpone needed home repairs and do it, but this kind of money is way out of my league.

Honestly, the Z06 and Viper should not be on that list. I mean, if you are going to pay $3500 for 1 day of driving...give me some Zonda, Koenigsegg, Ferrari Enzo etc.

[MJC///M3]

Originally Posted by Bimmer Loyalist

Should be $2k for a single track day and $3.5k for two days.

+1

[flyinb501]

Originally Posted by 03BeastCharmer

I did the World Class Driving event, and that was $1,500 to drive 5 cars (430 Scuderia, Gallardo Superlegerra, GT-R, Z06 & R8) for half the day on back country roads. If this is for the entire day and is at speed on a road course, that price isn't all that bad. At my event we got up to "go directly to jail" speeds, so doing it on track where the police aren't going to arrest you and you can see around every corner would be a major plus to the enjoyment factor of pushed any of those car around the track.

I've seen the ads for that! It looks pretty sweet, and a relatively good deal. Would you say it was worth it?

[montreal red]

sounds a little too expensive. the world class driving event sounds much more reasonable.

[demosthenes]

This event appears to be designed for enthusiasts with a "money is no object" point of view. It's clearly out of the question for the vast majority of us. The $1,500 event is just a little out of reach for most of us. If it were $500 to $1,000, I'd be tempted, even though I can't afford it.