I don't what this thread to became a debate between us. But let me address some of the thing you said.
You do know that the autobahn are far more scarce than racing circuits, right? And believe me you won't get an half the thrill of driving (unless you consider thrill risking your and other lives) on the road as in a closed circuit. That's my opinion based on my experience. You may disagree but it won't change my mind.
Well... most of the supercars (or hypercars) are hardly used anywhere, but quickly sold out. Same with the more extreme "track super cars" - think Ferrari FXX.
Again: I don't deny it as a good idea. I just don't see it happen, since we're getting more and more nannied by governments and authorities. And even if it was permitted, keep in mind that your idea requires more software and hardware development and that adds cost.
I'm all of that. And motorbikes and sailboats.
I don't want this to become a debate between us as well. If we were going to do that, it should be in a thread for that purpose so ill try to make this my last post in this thread about it. If you want to respond you can, but ill leave it at that.
Your point 1:
Yes this is true but my idea could extend the track to the road. Not literally but you get what im saying. I wont argue due to you not willing to change you mind but I can floor my car without putting people in danger but ok
Your point 2:
Well that's because your thinking about the very high profile cars that car collectors look at that will gain value even if they never see a track. Look at more common types of cars you will see different results. Take the new 2016 viper acr and the gen 5 camaro z28. Just them being extremely track focused has made their sales laughable. Imagine if they were track only, both of which have no production limit. On a side note the hyper cars like the holy trinity have comparable capabilities but they are not as track focused, but you can do that when you have million dollar cars. This is not me hating on cars like the acr and the z28. I love them. I prefer them over their normal versions because I like the most extreme you can get but the majority of people don't. This is also not saying that people don't like sports cars. If you add up all the sports car's sales, especially the big ones like the camaro, mustang, challenger/charger,etc, as well as the sporty versions of cars, its a large amount of vehicles being sold. Based on a rough estimate in the past couple years, its close to a million per year. They just don't like extremely track focused cars and they sure don't like track only cars.
Your point 3:
So you like the idea but you don't see it happening. But would you like to see it happen? Because if their is enough people that want it to happen (maybe not with my exact idea but an idea similar that lets them keep driving) then it will happen. Its how democracy works. Im confident that their will be plenty. Secondly, im pretty sure the majority of the the people that want it will be more than willing the pay for it. I sure as hell would, wouldn't you? Have it standard on sports cars like the mustang and corvette(and trucks but lets not get into that) and an option on the sporty version of other cars like the ford focus rs and the ford edge sport(or any car if big enough of a demand). Im telling you man if a big enough amount of people want it, it will happen.
Your point 4:
umm.....ok, different thought process we have