Jobs in the Automotive Industry

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The job I would want to do the most is to test drive supercars because your job would to literally drive around very fast, and expensive supercars that probably haven't even come out yet.
The job i would like the least would be to be a supercar engine builder, mainly because it seems it would be incredibly hard to build one since they would be much more complicated than the average car.

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