What to do with 182 Cup, Track car?

[alex-avfc]

I struggle to see how a 200 wouldn't be a good car on track... not as good as a dedicated track car sure, but it's still not going to be shabby!

 

[scottiebhoy]

As far as track days go, wanting to do more but with having to use it as my daily might not be possible, thought maybe a car for just track would let me get on more track days.

Dont wanna spend loads but i guess if you want a decent track car you need to spend a few bucks!

 

[ForceIndia]

I struggle to see how a 200 wouldn't be a good car on track... not as good as a dedicated track car sure, but it's still not going to be shabby!

No-one's said it won't be good on track. In fact, my point was that it would be good, but not as good as a dedicated track ****.

But there are issues like warranty and insurance to consider. I'm normally quoted £50+ per track day for me cheap 172. Which is why I don't bother, I would of paid more than the cars worth in premiums if I did!

 

[ForceIndia]

As far as track days go, wanting to do more but with having to use it as my daily might not be possible, thought maybe a car for just track would let me get on more track days.

Dont wanna spend loads but i guess if you want a decent track car you need to spend a few bucks!

Mine has costs me under £4k total (excluding consumables). You could easily end up spending £2-3k on the 182, which is silly imo.