Not intending to question the sentiment but this starts with a preposition that the "daily drive" has to be totally reliable. Many die hard Alfisti would indicate this is not fundamental

Even big bird (a.k.a. J Clarkson Esq) has a soft spot for them (although one wonders if it is between his ears).
Also does it need to be superquick as a daily drive suggests travel on our congested highways with income generating cameras at random locations. If you are going to put milage on it you will end up loosing a fortune so do you value the costs ?
I guess it is much about the requirements you have as the reasons you bias the compromise.
Prior to the Aero I only ran a single car so it had to address the same issue, what happened in my tiny mind ?
1. VW Phaeton V10
If I cannot have a livewire then I want the ultimate in smooth comfort for high milage (35k/yr) so got an ex-demo luxo-barge with an off-shore powerboat engine strapped into it. Plenty fast enough, mega distance, total comfort, huge boot, invisible to most. I liked it so much I have kept it which is a first for me.
2. 968CS
Small, cheap, built like a brick outhouse, amazing handling making lower speeds just as enjoyable to travel. Very impractical, I used to get out looking like a dripping thing in the hot summer. I had it 12 months and enjoyed every minute but it was not possible to merge it with work requirements. I would arrive like a rabid thing full of energy from the drive with my shirt stuck to my back due to the competition buckets.
3. Nissan Skyline GTR 33 V Spec.
500bhp, four wheel drive for snow and rain, four seats, live chassis, Nissan reliability. Tiny fuel tank, BIG consumption, high speeding risk at any given moment. I did nearly 90,000 miles, mostly business as it was my daily drive and enjoyed every second. Then they became infamous which rather spoiled it.
Given my history I would go for the new GT-R in a flash, it would make the contrast with the Aero all the more exciting. Having been on the GTR day during the purchase process it exceeded my expectations.
Yet I still might keep the Phaeton.....I think it might be faster on long distances due to the supreme comfort and relaxation.
I guess I have learnt one important thing from this. My medication needs review.