I think you do.

$59.5k? CP. I was thinking it would be something to contemplate at $7500. I may have no inkling of the value of vintage Ferraris.

seriously, I had a Mustang GT and I knew damn well to respect that car. 420 hp may not sound like a “lot” in this day and age, but if you don’t know what you’re doing when you step on it you’re going to get in trouble. I don’t think I ever once turned the traction control off on my car, but I guess that’s the benefit…

They probably could have made it like a 50k option in those cars and every single buyer would have bought it.

Even if it’s so heavy and expensive, wouldn’t it still be worth it for someone like Bentley or RR to license it? If it worked so well, their customers would pay for the ultimate luxury ride

I was really more of a Seinfeld fan than Friends (this division being the 90's TV equivalent of the Mason/Dixon line) but I think LeBlanc is a perfect choice for this.

You left out the best part: He has a bulldozer.

FINALLY I’ll be able to correctly badge my tC as the Avensis, the underlying generic family sedan that it has been all along!

aw, dammit! I should have!

Actual conversation at a Nissan dealer:

I went to a dodge dealership a while back to look at a 392 challenger. When I got there I looked and looked and couldnt find it. So I asked a salesman where it was and he took me to the challenger. To find out it was a V6 challenger redline package with SRT badges on it everywhere. The salesman still tried to tell me…

As a dealer employee, I can say with absolute certainty it’s FAR more common for a car owner to try to trade in a car with deceptive badging than it is for a dealer to try to sell a car as such. In the last couple years I’ve seen:

- A “JCW” Mini with single right-size exhaust and no hood scoop (looked under the hood,…

A Subaru dealer sold me a used car with Scion badges on it, but every other part of the car says “Subaru” or “Made by Subaru!” Even the Scion badges have Subaru logos on the backside! What kind of scam is that?!?!

something something something NASCAR

And from here it looks like the bus is nosing ahead, of course to an insider this is not surprising as they know this sleeper is fitted with 4 Formula 1 engines each powering one of the dual rears for a combined total of almost 4000HP!

They’ve apparently never heard of the Streisand Effect.

So, they’re saying all this stuff is CORRECT?

COTD, easily.

I was thinking something simple. Something efficient and proven.