better choice would be to get a second, older car, that you can pour money into and beat the hell out of while still having another reliable car in case your racecar breaks. older 4 cylinder cars are great for first time racers, initial cost is low, parts are plenty and cheaper than for newer cars, and you wont feel as bad if you break something.
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