You can’t paint other peoples homes w/o their permission.

I think you’re making some profound observations, but in both statements you refer to making use of the market value. 1st, to ease our cognitive dissonance, and 2nd, that use market value alone is silly-which I kinda of agree with actually.

But they have maximum overlap, so what now? Or maybe I’m not following your meaning...

Ok, but what you quoted doesn’t exclude my thinking. And also, how do you answer the question following your quote without considering the entire market of Safari Sports Cars to determine fairness?

I thought we were voting about whether or not the price was nice relative to the market -not whether or not we liked it. I think it’s catering to a small market and I think it’s NP.

Where did Elon get the money to finance Tesla and subsequently overpay for Twitter? It didn’t all come from his dad...

Fair point. However did Ford’s hubris ever negatively impact his business decisions? Maybe with the rubber plantations...

That sounds hilarious.

I like how you were willing to sacrifice your life to get your dad’s transmission fixed

Elon is increasingly looking like the Edison of our generation. Edison was more than happy to let people think he invented things he didn’t. He was smart enough on his own, but was even smarter about capitalizing on other’s technology & research. Then he completely whiffed on AC power. The film, “The Current War” is…

Polestar 2

As someone who appreciates my vehicles for their mechanical efficiency, I don’t like the weight penalty, and consider the sun unwelcome. But I understand others have the completely opposite view.

Are there any points you think are missing from accounting of the Cybertruck’s debute?

Instead of Cafe Racer, how about Caffeine Racer- CFN RCR?

I’m unbothered by what others are paying for these. It’s a $7k car.

It’s got some nice touches. Reminds me of a Saab. Seems like the perfect car for the “cool” youth pastor who’s trying too hard.

Might’ve told this story before but- in my twenties I couldn’t be bothered to crawl in the mud to look at the frame on a 1st gen Isuzu Trooper. The body was immaculate and the frame in the wheel wells seemed ok so how bad could it be? Took it to my mechanic for a (post-buy) inspection and it was so bad he wouldn’t…

I can’t even with cars like this. If I’m dropping >$20k on a depreciating asset I want a warranty.

Manual fanatics trigger me. They act like its the only way to truly enjoy a car.

Is it part of the April Fools joke that you waited 4 days to release this?