The reason most sports cars are sold with low mileage is that people buffet buy, they buy more car than they expected, they don't like the work associated with driving a car like this, hell it's way more work to even get into it and out of it than they are willing to expend the effort on. They are surprised after a few months how it's not like their cushy BIG car, so they hang on to it and then eventually sell it after they realize they aren't cut out for a driver, they want a "floater" that caresses them from the time they get in till they get out. They like comfort more than performance.....besides, they also realize that they never use the performance they sacrificed so much comfort for.
When I bought my Z the sales guy told me he had one but it was so hard to get in and out of after a few months he sold it.
Mine is my DD, and I love it.
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