It looks like somebody put a race car in my shed. I halfway expect to find my brewing equipment and the occasional missing 10mm socket in there somewhere.

“It’s the Stealth instead of the 3000GT, so it’s the better looking of the two cousins”

If demand is matched to supply, and presumably the makers are making money at these volumes, then there is no story here. But as I said that would take journalism to figure out, not just “THESE CARS DON’T SELL”. Including cars that JUST came on the market is just epically stupid to boot. But typical of this place…

They play with their numbers the way they need to to make it work. So the bean counters are content :)

My point is the buyer is not getting the federal credit on the lease. No way, no how.

BeinggGood at making money rarely works out well for the consumer.

Exactly the point I was trying to make. There is no “one size fits all” and there never can be, because we’re all different sizes.

Nope. If there ever truly was a perfect car, we wouldn’t have so many cars to choose from.

There is no way it will be authentic anyway. It will be some shitty mass-produced knock-off of authentic Japanese fast food. The American way, even if 7-11 is owned by a Japanese company.

I mean, I hate it, but it kind of works in a horrible over the top way, in that it’s fully committed to being all gaudy and bad.

He doesn’t read, he has to have a Powerpoint with bullet points. He probably never read a Presidential Daily Brief.   He had someone summarize it for him.

Electric boats will sink because they have heavy batteries, but electric planes will drop from the sky on a cloudy day because they don’t have batteries for energy storage/use.

The worst place to stop is the side of the interstate. Don’t do it. I almost died when a sleepy driver slammed into my car while traveling at 70+. Keep limping along to an exit, but do not stop on the side of the road. DON’T DO IT.  You’re a magnet to inattentive and sleepy drivers.  It’s not worth a lifetime of pain.

Yep, that is what most billionaires do (including Musk). I’m just entertaining the idea however of the premise of the article (which is cashing out on all the shares).

We’re halfway through summer already

Your assessment is correct on how billionaires work the system. You can take loans against stocks as if they were an asset which saves the trouble of losing control of the company by selling them off. Some people buy houses using a loan taken against their stock portfolio which they then pay off the loan once they…

It's the only way to be sure.

That’s funny, for me if its like less than say 10 or 20 feet wide I would probably say creek, any wider a river.

One exception: if your car has a stop-start feature and fails to restart. Cars with stop-start and a failing battery may just die in traffic when the battery finally gets too weak to restart the motor. A jump start may get the motor started so you can get it off the side of the road (especially if you can manually…