Why are all the cars in The Fast and the Furious civilian sports cars? Is there a big gap between a super sports car like Ferrari and a modified car?

1. Because street racing doesn't need super-running, and muscle cars are popular in America.

2. Not suitable for super-running. Super running is not suitable for that kind of action movie. It is inappropriate to appear in that street. People who have been to America will never believe that Americans don't use muscle cars for street racing. Super-running should appear in love movies, or on the road instead of the street. .

After watching The Fast and the Furious, the landlord should know that as long as there is a car related to the protagonist, it will be destroyed by the development of the plot. It is too expensive to run with Ferrari, and companies such as Ferrari will not allow it. Every car is a work of art. At the best of times, Ferrari sold all the driving rights. I won't give it to you if you're not happy.

4. The plot develops, the protagonist is a poor undercover, and the second protagonist is a wanted man. Which of them will have a Ferrari? I'm afraid the director has no chance to let them drive.

There is definitely a gap in performance, but the American muscle car can be modified by itself, and it is not expensive anyway. Racing in the street, you hit it. My dad doesn't love my mom anyway. It is based on this kind of psychology that Americans have created muscle cars, which are converted into high horsepower on ordinary cars. Everything is high horsepower, but it doesn't cost much to race. Only this kind of car can drive freely on the main road. No matter what brand Americans buy, cars in any country are the cheapest. There are many magical cars, but they won't appear on the street. Can't compete with a muscle car? Rich people don't drive fast. After all, how much is your car and how much is his. How much does it cost to repair yours and his?

So this question is not a problem. Because the selling point of supercar is not performance, but artistic sense, a more advanced and noble automobile culture. Like Aston Martin, he sincerely denies that he is a super sports car and does not pursue speed. The pursuit is driving pleasure. Driving a supercar is not for racing, but for identity. Want to drive a Ferrari? Even if Bill Gates had more money, he chose Ferrari, and he felt very abrupt, because other people's cars were not racing in the street. So generally speaking, there is no comparison and no gap.