Except that you can buy almost 5 NSXs for the price of this car. Isn’t this new Ferrari just a cheaper rebooted LaFerrari?
Except that you can buy almost 5 NSXs for the price of this car. Isn’t this new Ferrari just a cheaper rebooted LaFerrari?
Accidents don’t matter as much as you think.
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That means that the beater car could get into 2 accidents before the insurance company would pay out money equivalent to the one accident of the high-tech car.
Yes, largely undeservedly but not entirely so I can still feel justified in doing so.
The potential payouts will be larger, and insurance companies will charge more because of that.
You can insure an old beater for far less than you can a new car, let alone one on the bleeding edge.
You know the future isn’t US driving
“That might mean, for example, tougher requirements for low-carbon fuels, looking at tighter health-protective regulations on California refineries, doubling down on our enforcement efforts on mobile and stationary sources — and might lead to an outright ban on internal combustion engines.”
I wonder if dealers know what to do with them, or are even stocking them.
Is twenty grand enough to sway the whims of someone seeking a six figure sports car? I’m inclined to believe it won’t
I price-shopped them for a friend nationally and the lowest I saw was 44 and change, you did well at 43. The most consistent cluster of them was around 46.
The red is pretty awesome:
Minor objection: don’t pay the stupid mark-up for the TRD Pro.
How does Daenerys become irrational and insane out of nowhere and lay waste to a bunch of innocents?
Ha, you win favorite avatar image of the day
I don’t have kids so my 36-56 trajectory is a bit different :-)
Toyota’s lifetime customer marketing plan:
Yes, let’s have Toyota make a sports car that no-one can afford because it’s too expensive.
Also, while you definitely want to get the lowest possible interest rate for any loan, if a difference of a few percentage points is a huge problem for you, then again, you probably can’t afford a new car in the first place. A $25,000 loan over 60 months costs $449 a month at 3% interest. Each extra percentage…
Traffic cams that tracked the car, or was it lo-jack’d?