No. Again, No.

Losing money absolutely is the term.

Actually, it is a loss until you recoup it.

I thought Bond Villains bought their criming platforms bespoke and tailored for their impending nefarious deeds. Not common off-the-shelf shit like this.

They measure this by take-home pay. I don’t know if it’s all that precise, but here’s the list:

They use them as dashboard condoms in south Florida.

Just imagine Kimi and Jenson door-slamming their way up the COTA front straight, laughing hysterically.

It’s cheap enough, but old Alfas rust if you spit on ’em.

I don’t know if I want to be bidding on a Russian kleptocrat’s yacht. These gangsters take that shit personal.

So the short story is they would if they could, but they can’t — so they won’t.

I liked the part of the video when he rolled through the light at idle in second, then buzzed it lightly up to about 5000rpm. It pulled hard from idle and was rolling at almost 60 in second gear. Without shifting.

When I didn’t have a washer/dryer, I just went to the laundromat. If I could charge my car while I was there — or pick up my groceries, or get a haircut and a bite to eat while topping off the battery — I’d do it.

That’s what 84-month financing is for. Which’d make this thing a mere $13-1400 payment a month.

My kid knows that after earning the first million, Dad expects a Pagoda Roof Benz.

Depends. With the built-to-order/reduced inventory model that manufacturers and dealers have been using to push up prices, a lot of these guys are going to have a lot of empty real estate that used to hold acres of cars.

Different horses for different courses, my man.

Alas, it doesn’t prevent it. It just removes it after shaking all of it loose.

When you consider the cost and consequences of a mistake, it pays off to invest in the right tool:

Is the now part of your statement accurate? Or is that something that will be accurate in the undefined near future?

That’s the only takeaway I get from this. I kinda like that idea.