A separate and larger issue than fairly run of the mill inflation. 

You’re so right, the 911 hasn’t changed AT ALL in 50 years. SHAMEFUL!

Camaro ZL1 1LE

Except Porsche doesn’t keep the same car on the road for 50 years. The styling changes are “conservative” sure, but the chassis is updated. Interiors are updated. Engines are updated. Transmissions are updated. New technology is added. And we’re not talking minor revisions here. The car is heavily updated with each…

Inflation climbing to just over 2% isn’t actually an emergency. 

The answer is both.  It’s both.

It has become the new original NSX

Then, there’s the 50th-anniversary edition for $122,040, which, contrary to popular belief, does not celebrate the 50th anniversary of the current-generation GT-R. That one’s only been around since 2007.

Seems like they really learned their lesson from the 370 and are keeping the car price very up to date.

Trying to recover the lost revenue from all the people who aren’t buying them already.

You should have put it in a Youtube video.... then they would have published it in a heartbeat.

Looks like a Camaro backed into a Pepboys.

I believe I speak for us all when I say... 

“Watch, as we travel across what is left of this once pristine tundra, in our environmentally responsible electric trucks. Only 20% of this area is still as it was just a decade ago. As global temperatures continue to rise, driven largely by consumption of fossil fuels, scientists say the entire tundra will vanish by…

... ya, ripping up offroad land to show how much we love the environment doesnt quite make a whole heck of alot of sense - even if done with battery powered car-truck things.

The plan is to run these races in locales that display the full effect of global climate change, bringing some intercontinental politics and global pollution optics into the mix. The hope for the whole program is “Blue Planet meets Dakar”

I like the vehicle. Not so sure about the “display the full effect of global climate change, bringing some intercontinental politics and global pollution optics into the mix” part...