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Only in countries with strict or messed up trafic regulations and licensing control, as USA, in the countries like japan and germany and swiss, the leaders in car performance tuning, its perfectly legal normal car, now i must reveal the secret of it. That car is nerfed, ecu instuction set and a simple bow presure lowering releasing some psi lower, is nerfed to oblivion, actual stock power is 500+, its electonics are locked, but with a cable, laptop and one of the control programs it can be restored to original setings, and a wench for the bow. It was the first japanese ingeneers fu.ckup from ww2, some minor miscalculations, and a litle bit of gods touch, maybe to much of sake, and they got that evil thing. First time on the dyno of the assembly line, they nearly got heart atacks, they pushed it and it did not wanted to stop. Actual nerf was a economical move, not having to reconstruct a new engine from the ground up.

Dont hold a grudge against me young warior, im just sharing some knowledge.

I know you said 3, but I've put some thought into this in the past. I can't summarize my lottery plan in only 3 steps.

1) Pay off outstanding debts
2) Sell off my condo, buy a modest fully-detached house.
3) Replace my old hand-me-down furniture
4) Give some to my parents and siblings
5) Retire, give myself a set salary and let the rest build up interest. Do what I want, within that budget.
6) Spend my time volunteering, in continuing education, or in a job I take for fun, not necessarily because it pays well

Buy a house.
Then... I don't know. I'll improvise.

You'd buy the show Whose Line is it Anyway? It'd be a great way to improvise with your money.