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Originally Posted by max cooper 
The point is that a Ferrari is a better vehicle than a Toyota. The statement compares the price of Logic to the price of a Ferrari, then it compares the performance of Logic to the performance of a Toyota.
It's like saying: "When you buy Logic, you pay for the premium performance of a Ferrari, but you get the middle-of-the-road performace of the Toyota.
If the poster said that a Ferrari was not a better vehicle than a Toyota, then the comparison wouldn't make sense.
The above attempt at clarification has nothing to do with my opinion of Ferrari or Toyota motor cars or Logic software.
I've just purchased a copy of SX3, but something's always drawn me towards Logic. It may not be ideal for the way I work, but there's something really appealing about it.
I'd take this Toyota over this Ferrari: |
Ah I see, In that case I apologize, I misunderstood the meaning.