And turn on the heat. (That’s how the engine temp stayed ok in the ‘68 Fury from ‘83 to ‘87.)

If you’re looking to build your own hot rod Corvette, this is the perfect fodder.

Yeah, that’s my read of this situation.

The price seems right, but its still an automatic. I’d give this a NP if it were a manual at this price. The auto makes it a “meh” fair price, not a great deal and not a poor one.

The absolutely rotten Saudis (“Yes, we supplied most of the 9/11 hijackers. Murdering journalists on foreign soil, chopping them up, and getting away with impunity is our thing.”) sinking even more billions into that white elephant of a company is at least something dragging down those scum.

You said it, not me!

Plus even at the current enterprise value it’s a rounding error relative to the amount of cash and short-term investments Apple has on-hand. And the price out of bankruptcy or an out-of-court restructuring would be even less.

Grabbed a quick screenshot before the paywall shut me down. I guess sideshows were her secret life, and there was something in the article saying maybe the children at play sign might have been used as the center of the burnouts.

The list of engine development firms is pretty short: Ricardo, AVL, FEV, and Cosworth. I can’t say which it is.

I see maybe 2-3 Oceans a day now and every time I shake my head at the driver and think “I’m so sorry for your loss”

How much longer are people going to give Fisker a pass? This version of Fisker company will go bankrupt, close up and disappear. Only for Fisker to come back with another car brand and everyone will clap. 

Yep, tale as old as time. Fortunately/unfortunately for me, they were long dated, itm, sold call spreads. My risk was relatively small, but had the short end executed as has happened to me a few times on heavily shorted tickers. Couldn’t sustain the short position so had to execute the long end and take my loss.

Reminds me a lesson from one of my finance professors who would tell a story about losing a substantial portion of his life savings shorting sub-prime lenders a few months too early in the 2000's “Sometimes the market can afford to remain illogical longer than you can remain solvent”

It’s awfully telling that it still works even if you don’t pay for the subscription.  Now *why* would they be paying for that network even if a very large proportion of the users aren’t ponying up subscription fees, hmmm??  I wonder.....

They linked the wrong article (IE the original story about just the collision that killed her last year). The long-form story came out last weekend. It’s very troubling (wife and I think the boyfriend was setting her up for some reason, and she got killed by mistake). The article is subscriber only.  https://www.mercur…

We’ve been sleepwalking down this road for a while, ever since 9/11 they’ve been laying the groundwork under “if you ain’t done anything wrong, you ain’t got none to worry about” applied first to law enforcement and pseudo law enforcement activities as the wedge to drive acceptance, and now, inevitably, building…

I’ve said from the start that stuff like OnStar is just spyware.

“She also said at the time that Cohen encouraged her to put her finger up his butt in the film’s final scene...”

Maybe the best-case scenario for automakers and consumers is that the growing attention leads more car companies to use stricter data privacy practices as a marketing tool, similar to how Apple differentiates itself from competitors, Hodgson said.