You only drove the car for 15 minutes. Wouldn't it be disappointing if you could hit its limits during that short time? That would be like beating a video game on your first try, or walking up to a violin and playing a concerto without ever having had lessons.

Not this man! Get back in there, tear!

One used car dealer told me I could test drive after I bought the car.

Quick explanation is that it is not actually a pipe, it is a picture of a pipe, which is why Magritte added the text "this is not a pipe". It's meant to be disconcerting. There is a lot written about it - for example: http://www.renemagritte.org/the-treachery-…

"The Treachery of Marketing"

...and are you going to start calling Morgan Caterham?

I think you'll need more than 30K anyway:

Yeah but the Morgan 4/4 is made out of WOOD.

The hype for that thing was incredible. Way beyond any product release I can ever remember. Then the CEO literally drove one off a cliff.

Average cost of raising a kid is approximately $240,000. Assuming your 2 kids are half raised, by dumping them you should be able to save approximately enough to by the car. Note that you can't actually sell "good" children for a profit, so you stand to gain more by getting rid of "shitty" children who consume more…

You go girl!!!

My three year old son has a Ferrari hat and Ferrari Pumas. If they were so concerned with exclusivity why do they sell their clothes to riff raff toddlers like him?

You mean Ricky Gervais?

It was a Prius!!!

I just realized he is throwing a VW sign! Now it makes sense!

I was going to use the same picture too :)

Its the personality that counts.

Even if it is logically not their fault, sometimes companies settle just to avoid bad publicity or mitigate risk of a bigger judgment.

VW does the same thing. I think it is funny too, especially the part about being bored on the moon but leaving our keys in the car. It doesn't make me want to buy the car though!

Nigo's Bathing Ape Ferrari looks a LOT better: