As someone who has worked in marketing to consumers for thirty years, i have learned that on an individual level consumers are not rational - they tend to over react or under react to pricing changes. But on an aggregate level they are very rational - fuel prices go down - they drive more. And that that demand/usage…

Effectively it is a value package, and one that in a few decades might even add value.

For the price of a set of tires for a Veyron, you can buy a H2r.

Stef, the embarrassing hats link goes directly to this very article... don’t know if you did that on purpose, but just wanted to let you know.

Dude, that looks happy as fuck.

Flying buttresses for the win.

All I can say to this is WHEEEEE!!!

you get a star for the Seinfeld reference

I’m a total sucker for a TechnoViolet sedan. They’re getting to be unicorns, especially if you add manual trans to the equation.

/endthread

Too Nakma Noya, Solo! Ah! Ah! Ahhh!

Things like this are why it gets the CP for me. Why are you trying to dump your project?????

“I wish I was unbeaten.”

Behold!

That’s 50 gawddammend HP right there! You should be paying way more because “it’s tuned!”

No, I’m not going to ‘jump into the comments to troll’ that she should have spoken English. But she shouldn’t have signed a legal contract she couldn’t read. Not saying the dealer isn’t an asshole, but signing your name to a contract you can’t read is idiotic and shouldn’t be overlooked here.

I concur. It might be legal but it is not smart.

Based on the headline: