Absolutely! This is how trickle-down economics are supposed to work: Incredibly wealthy people are able to share their incredible fortune with us poors by sharing the magnificence of the things they buy. My life is improved by hearing absurdly powerful engines making wonderful noises as they pass by. Just this morning…

Exactly. Which is IT?

“Pininfarina S.p.A., the Italian design house and the “Pininfarina” you know and love as the designer of both Ferraris and Coke machines, sold a 76 percent stake to vast Indian conglomerate Mahindra in 2015.

He (eventually) landed on his wheels and drove off.

So the way I read that, Mahindra is making a hypercar styled by and branded as Pininfarina. Is that right?

The RC500 starts at $95k. I’ll be kind of surprised if they position the Supra below that.

I sincerely hope they don’t price it like a GTR. $75-$80k seems like it would be a good spot where it isexpensive enough to be “premium” but still attainable. However, with the GTR at $100k and the NSX at $120k, I assume that is what they are going to use as a benchmark and it’ll be in that range.

Everyone loves getting mail!

Thanks! I was stumped on that one. It would be nice if they added labels.

LOL. Joke’s on me. I’m obviously brain dead from the weekend.

speaking of math... isn’t it 1728 payments?

I’m totally ok with them enforcing keeping people off the sidewalk with these things. As for the helmets, eh, that’s on them. The DUI bit is fascinating.

We have an ‘05 Toyota Matrix that fits that description. For all intents and purposes, it is a Corolla wagon and I love that car. It is so unsophisticated that when you pop the hood you can easily identify everything and actually see the ground, just like the cars of my youth. The engine happily spins up to the…

A good sense of self-preservation is a handy thing to have.

I don’t recall, I think it may have had to do with investments or other business dealings with the bank that was being sued.

I was only involved in one lawsuit (data support for a civil rights case) but it was fascinating to go through the process of proving not only did the city had standing but the whole premise of how we were trying to calculate damage. It became obvious that the judge really didn’t want to let the case go forward so he…

Sadly, it’s not just the South; it’s most of America.that was developed post-1950, which is most of it.

Sometimes all you need is a judge who accepts your premise. It might get killed on appeal but I think a single judge could potentially let it run. I agree though, if it is standing based on lack of potential dividends it would have huge repercussions.

If I were a judge, I’d accept that as meeting the requirement for “injury”, but what do I know....

Came here to say this. Clown shoe all the way!