I like the security of a warranty.
Warrenty is nice but for the guys that like to work on cars and modify them they assume the risks that come along with it.
Also about the Porsche comment.
No doubt there are enthusiasts in that market and if I made their kind of money I'd be modding out a much more expensive car. It's all about living within your means and working with what you have. Not everyone can afford to drop big dollars on a $50k + car so they build what they can afford.
Arguing the point with you is worthless. If you were an enthusiast that worked on your own car and went to the shows or track week in and week out you'd have a different viewpoint. You are looking at car enthusiasts from a Charles Schwabb viewpoint. You ALWAYS loose out when you put money into a car but you can definately have fun along the way. When you get into the scene like I have it becomes more than a hobby and more like a lifestyle. I have formed business releationships and personal relationships with people all over the country as well as ceo's of aftermarket companies. If I never built my cougar I would have not gotten to see what I have going to shows all over the country.
