Here’s a little story: I had a private loan with Sallie Mae, and I opted to make payments while in school to keep the balance from ballooning before I graduated.

“...high end sports car/luxury car territory.”

One additional snag in that price is that officials and rich people in China have been much more cautious about ostentatious displays of wealth now that Xi Jinping has made targeting corruption a major issue.

I actually have one of these. Bought it from Japanese Classics in Richmond, and man, this thing is just cool to drive in. It has a ton of features that aren’t in most cars today, like Reclining Rear Seats and controllable AC/Heating in the back.  It confuses people left and right, most mistake it for a Bentley or…

I hate like-pandering. I hate it so much. If you have to beg people to hit the like button, you’re not likeable enough. Stop. STOP.

Nice to know Homer is a “Mopar or NO CAR” kinda guy

To quote Nick Offerman as Dep Chief Hardy

It appears to be the current corporate look:

I don’t get the hate for the new Camry. It’s like a FWD Mark X.

ZERO securities and only $110k in cash. I’m sure he was getting royalty checks in, but this guy was the exact opposite of “liquid”. Surprising.

I’m loving that, as much of an artist that he was and the amount of money he was worth, that there is nothing overly exotic or “typical rich person car” in his collection. He was worth more than a lot of artists today and a lot of them with way less money have Veryons, LaFerrari’s etc.

He’s also 62. How many ankles have you shattered jumping onto hovercrafts?