By anybody’s best analysis, about 40% of the world’s millionaires live in the United States(Credit Suisse, 2021). 79% of US millionaires didn’t receive any inheritance at all and only 3% inherited a million dollars or more. About 1/3 of US millionaires never made over $100k in their working career and and less than…

Being poor sucks.

You can’t spell snot without sonnet.

I'll meet you in the middle and stop using it as a coaster.

I should put Torchinsky’s book in a dust jacket.

“To gain the environmental dividend that governments are looking for, users are going to have to keep them longer, drive them further than they may have done with a conventional internal combustion energy vehicle.”

Unless it’s recycled aluminium, that won't help much. Refining bauxite requires an enormous amount of energy.

toxins like lead, benzene, 1,3-butadiene, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes, isoparaffins, methyltert-butylether, MMT, MTBE,

Please get this into a car show.

Sadly, “Nice Chianti” only pairs with liver and fava beans

Whatever car shows he goes to: I want in!

Nothing says class like an ankle tattoo and a Benz.

But there was a picture of a floor mat, so I guess that’s kinda useful...

nah just don’t read anything from this writer. I don’t think he likes his job or his life 

has anyone ever made a billion dollars and become cooler or is it always a one way shot to eccentric weirdo?

Look, why can’t you just be happy for Fancy Kristen?

This is just gaudy and tacky if you ask me. Nothing about this says “class” or “sophistication”. Including the wine fridge, watches, and pens makes it feel like this is trying way too hard. I like the idea of a boat tail design, but if you ask me, Mercedes did it better.

I don’t usually write articles critical of the authors here because I’m sure you have unique pressures, but considering almost all of the interior photos are from Jaguar did they even let you sit in the car? This isn’t...anything. Not a review, not a first drive. It approaches a lecture with your diatribe about…

Agreed. Occasionally I break my rules about which authors I will read, and I nearly always regret it. 

$62,000