If you've got the money for gas, and know how to control your car properly and look out for cops, why do you have to resist it?
As long as you use your head and only fly on the highway in the fast lane when no one is ahead of you, you won't have a problem. I haven't, and damn I drive fast nomatter what car I'm in. I don't hill jump(Wow Ben, what a wreck, glad you made it out of that one) or weave in traffic, I merely drive fast when there's an open stretch of road. I've never been pulled over in my 2+ years of spirited driving(and I'm not going to knock on wood because I've come close to being pulled over several times and I get use to it, it just means that I have to be careful where I speed and really look for any signs of a cop around).
As this thread has some nearly identical arguments as the Protege 5 top speed thread, I shouldn't have to explain it again, but I guess I do.
What people don't understand is that I am 1 person. 1 person going 125+ in the fast lane of the highway won't kill anyone or cause a wreck UNLESS some moron decides to cut infront of me from the next lane over. As I am completely alert with my foot hovering over my brake pedal, if this ever happened I'm prepared ahead of time. Worst case senario is that I run onto the shoulder and scrape the hell out of the good side of my car on the median(actually it would just kill my Miata wheels and Proxes). But I'm not going to dwell on that as it is something I don't care to imagine.
It's not me, speeding, that's the issue, it's the other people on the road, in the other lanes, that don't expect me to be driving "fast" and it's the other people on the road, in the other lanes, that don't know how to react(or not act) to me driving "fast". Even when I'm going 80 in the fast lane, I've had someone going 60 decide to get in the fast lane for virtually no reason(maybe to test thier suspension on the bumpy concrete?).
Driving fast does a great deal to enhance your overall driving skills, reactions and reaction times, and alertness in "regular" speed driving. Failing to ever experience your car near it's top speed is tradgic.