Your comprehension of the listing is off.  It’s 1.2m Euro if sold in Europe due to VAT or 1.1m Euro if exported.  You pay one or the other, not both.

The article is completely off.

I think you have this back-to-front. The price is €1.200.000 if the buyer is in Europe, but the seller is giving a discount of €100.000 for buyers outside Europe (so the total price for a non-European buyer is €1.100.000)

€40K is pretty much the bottom end of RS2 prices. That kind of money buys you a car with about 140k miles, little service history, which has been hit with the aftermarket stick. If you want a clean one with less than 100k miles, you are looking closer to €50k.

Bevo was clearly trying to put the grotesquely inbred and deformed Georgia mascot out of his misery.

From a North Carolina native - who is currently stuck here for a few more days till flying back to my libtard snowflake utopia that is California - sorry, y’all. This doesn’t surprise me at all. Especially it being Hickory; which is prime NASCAR country.

GM should build the cars where it makes economic and logistical sense.

I think the point is: it doesn’t really make a difference to an innocent bystander whether the car that uncontrollably smashes into you has flashing lights or not.

2011: Jenson’s epic Canadian GP win. Possibly the second greatest race of this generation after Louis’ Brazil.

4Play brings the receipts. 

I remember 12 being straight looney toons at the time

Well, I guess I did write a lot of nothing lol. Oh well.

Another indicator is if a supercar registered in Montana has Georgia Bulldogs-themed license plate.

I grew up in the car business and sold cars as an adult Ed Bolian of VinWiki is such a snake oil salesman. He is selling this “I’m on the side of the law and the little people” schtick on his channel and his interview for that news crew and his fans eat it up. He has made them feel sorry for millionaires dodging taxes…

The purpose of the tariffs is to decrease imports of that product. In turn, demand for domestic product increases. As demand increases but supply remains stagnant, prices must rise.

Another Trotzky another victim of a removal from history. Odd that this time the Capitalists were behind the efforts. 

Thanks for that.
I feel mixed about this. On one hand it’s important for those with abysmal credit to be able to get loans (although I’d prefer them getting paid a better wage) and that means a higher risk.
On the other hand those loans are designed with the hope that the loan recipient defaults on it and the ever…

So, you’re advocating for social darwinism then?

The strange thing is he had no need for a subprime loan. $4,000 in 1991 could have gotten you a nice used car... heck it could have gotten you two..

When each of those subprime lending companies is worth billions of dollars, their CEOs raking in 50+ million a year, then clearly the risk isn’t that big and their return on investment might be a tad too inflated? Meaning, the interest rates are too high.