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A driving simulator will set you back around $150K. There are several vendors in the space. This will include a "cab" with steering wheel, brakes, etc. and a projected display system. Some go 200+ degrees FOV.

And the "feel" on the steering wheel is also there.

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And a real car can be had for approximately 1-10% of that. I think we've found the answer.

The same issue comes up when trying to sell (high fidelity) aircraft simulators for general aviation aircraft.

Simulator for an A380? It's a bargain. For a Cessna 172, umm not so much.

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