HAH! Thanks, made me spit out my coffee!

If the van is rockin’, don’t bother knockin’.....

I want one with steelies painted white.

Beauty and contact lenses are in the eye of the beholder.

“Do I smell rust?”

“.....but it just doesn’t pan out...”

“I hear you can get a mean pizza in WH....”

“We’ll see at Sebring.”

BTW, I like your handle! Are you from West Haven?

Holy crap!!! No way!!! A profit! Well stop the presses, that proves Tesla and Musk and all the fanboys have been right all along! See, the stock isn’t over valued at all....someday they may have another profitable quarter.....

Have a star! Also, sports car racing, while fractured by so many different organizers, seems to be gathering steam. Today there are a lot of different venues a manufacturer can play in without needing a budget equal to an emerging economy.

Aston uses Mercedes engines in their street cars. Seems like a good fit.

My comment was simply that Toyota and Volkswagen currently make a profit, Tesla doesn’t.

Okay fan boy, what’s your excuse going to be when Q4 ends in another loss? Tesla won’t be profitable for 2019, Toyota and Volkswagen will. As I said before, get back to us when Tesla’s consistently profitable from manufacturing passenger vehicles. Oh, and leave the investment advice to the pros kid, reading company…

Oh, you mean that surprise 300ml in the third quarter, after losing a billion in the first half of last year? I’ve been paying attention, you haven’t. Get back to us when Tesla is consistently turning a profit from manufacturing passenger vehicles, until then no, it’s not profitable.

Part of it is market price distortion together with share buy-backs.

“Tesla is doing fairly well. While their stock may seem high, it is still less than Toyota and VW.”

Me and a 2CV in Brooklyn this past October.

“One car that’s interesting should still be in a garage in Australia; ran when parked, from the movie “On the Beach.””

Should it be restored, or leave the patina? (That was meant as snark for those who don’t know me).