It’s ok. People know you are a salty elitist prick. Thanks again for the compliments!

Yes. I am a dipshit. And that is exactly why I dont own 900hp Lamborghini. I know my skill limitations and the limitations of my vehicles.

Don’t fret. This is Bentley we are talking about, one call and I am sure they will be willing to omit the spoiler. (...for a completely reasonable bespoke charge)

Classic case of “More Money Than Skill” or “When your budget exceeds your ability”

Please see “Autonation” owner of 300+ dealerships, their goal is monopoly and transitioning to no-haggle (“no-competition) pricing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AutoNation

Because bearings get worn. 200k miles of turbo spining and things get worn. (Shaft play) You replace everything else, water pumps, timing belt tensioners, wheel bearings.

Surprised the turbo/s lasted that long without replacement.

I swear I saw a video somewhere that DuPont (a manufacturer of paint) still makes sure to paint their cars to feature their own product.

Am I the only one that read “analyzed a minimum of 3000 CRAIGSLIST ADS”. Really? Is this even a study? There is no integrity to the data. “1994 MuStAnG One of a KiNd!!!!!!!!!!! ~~~$30,000~~~” Do we even read the same Craigslist. Plus they don’t mention using comparable vehicles for the study.

Side question.

It is back! Only in 20 oz bottles at gas stations.

Did this once. Almost brand new tires. I will never leave without my trailer riding 8-ply tires.

Not a Ferrari. Just a cheap knockoff. Look at the windows.

Or one Michael Moore....

And the retail consumer is no longer the customer for most businesses. The ‘Wall Street’ (or similar) market investor that is the customer now.

That’s the pattern now. We are all beta testers for the products we pay for. Look at software, it is released and it is not industry standard that there are patches and updates on a weekly basis. Hell even my Blu-Ray player REQUIRED an update that prevented it from working. Welcome to the mediocracy that we have told…

Concurrent Development. (See Below)

#1: Renault 8 Gordon (as called out above)

So we are saying an auto manufacturer with a proven 83% defective rate is quality... Oh great.

...or the grill every damn car for sale today: