NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. My best friend and I financed a 2010 G37 Sport 6MT and after three months the freaking car goes up in flame like a Roman candle. After the "Barbecue" was put out and an insurance investigation it was determined that there was a flaw in the aligning of the pistons that caused a piston to forcibly burst threw the engine block which caused the gas to ignite. Before you try to say it was due to bad shifting the car report showed that there was no damage to the trans or clutch. Believe it or not after that my insurance offered to replace the car but we took the cash and liability-suite, -(the seat-belts locked then the airbags deployed so we both brokeour noses and got some minor to moderate burns on our arms, legs, and face but nothing a little cosmetic surgery (yeah) didn't fix)-, to buy a very nice loft in North Dallas,TX and I bought a 10 Porsche GT2 and Kevin bought 10 Porsche 911 GT3 RS, and we still have still have enough to cover both of our Med-School tuition's, living expenses, and as we call it "party-fund" after putting 1/2 in savings. So to answer your question no. But if you don't mind your kid suffering severe shock and pain over his burns to become wealthy, then yes. If you don't believe me go to www.ezsalvage.com, its the red one that has sparco and brembo window stickers on the back of it. Well, if it hasn't been sold in the last five months. FYI we were all but forced to sign a non-disclosure to obtain our settlements, but I don't giv-a-fuk.