He, he - got me there Kai!
Well, ahem, when I wrote "realistic" - I actually meant "semi-realistic" -as its because I hope, eventually, maybe one day, perhaps to have $50K ready for a car like this
Furthermore, the car is in the US and I am in Europe. (Good excuse, right?
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Apart from that, the car looks gorgeous, and is in my opinion excellent value for money. It should be very competitive in its class in FIA App. K - thing is; would you dare to drive it? I guess it depends on the spare change you have to cover the running cost. In my simple terminology, I have divided my dreamcars into 3 classes:
Realistic: Cars up to $10.000. Cars I could buy, by selling one or both of the ones I have at present.
Semi-realistic: Cars up to $50.000. Cars I could buy, by selling one and taking another morgage, or maybe getting an extra bonus at work.
Lotterycars: Cars I could buy if I one the £1 prize in the lottery
These classes are very convenient when the regular subject of "what would you do if you had X $" is discussed with my fellow gearheads!
At this weekends CHGP, some rich guys son (about 23 years I think) got to drive his dads Aston Martin DB4Zagato.
They had just bought it - cost: 2.3 mill $. He drove it flat out in close competition with an (original) AC Cobra and a (replica) lightweight E-type. And remember, this course, was in the city streets of Copenhagen, surrounded by concrete walls.... they have my deepest respect.
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so I have the Giulietta SZ as my "realistic" racecar of my dreams. 
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