As we all know, these three indicators of almost any off-road vehicle are better than sports cars.
Second: you have to consider fuel consumption. Any car manufacturer says their car is an off-road vehicle. As long as the displacement of that car is less than 2.0L, you just think the manufacturer is farting. According to the national conditions, we in China have a special liking for 2.4—3.0L off-road vehicles, with acceptable fuel consumption and sufficient power (by the way, it is not that the larger the displacement, the more "energetic" it is, it is only relative. The power of a car depends on the power and torque of the engine. Therefore, in recent years, most off-road vehicles sold in our domestic market are in this displacement range, such as 4.7 land cruisers, 5.7 Hummers and so on. Either the darling of the official car or the big toy of the rich! I suggest you buy about 3.0, which has enough power and moderate fuel consumption! According to the figures in your account!
Third, it is also the key to answer your question-your cruising range. If you drive in the south (especially in the southeast coast), then you can consider buying a sports car, which is basically no obstacle. If it is opened in the north, it should be noted that it is not only the economy that lags behind the south!
In addition, it depends on whether you drive more in the city or often ask a few friends to go fishing, or take your wife and children for an outing. If so, you might as well ride a bike in a sports car!
In the last sentence, sports cars are far inferior to off-road vehicles in ride comfort, passability, space, practicality and many other aspects. Of course, I'm not saying that sports cars can't do anything. The simplest thing is that in China, driving off-road and driving a sports car, the degree of enjoying the camera spotlight is absolutely different!