I’m lucky if my buyer can get even a $4k difference when buying at auction...Tom has it figured pretty well. That is the reality of used car sales

Yeah the gap isn't that big

You down with USB?

CPO warranties often cost a dealer between 1500-2000, add a new set of tires, other reconditioning costs, and overhead, and the margins get real thin real fast.

TARDIS Edition?

So maybe gunning for European cities and American college students?

It’s a wise play. Inner cities in Europe will be EV-only in the next decade or so, and the scooter gives them a competitive advantage.

I took at as him saying in his own way that it’s ridiculous these people believe this.  Like, why would a whole organization go out of its way to fabricate something so incredibly monumental?

The internet weeps at this loss.

https://www.mylittlesalesman.com/2000-peterbilt-379-car-carrier-truck-9504024

That’s not what this is.  Authoritarianism (extreme conservatism) is a bitch.

And they’re not driving their cars and sitting in traffic which makes it better for us drivers who don’t ride.  

If they can stretch the Miata platform, that would be a good way to make some more money off an expensive (nearly) standalone. I think basically a Miata coupe with different styling stretched for more interior space (though, still a 2-seater) and maybe a little wider could make for a good RX-7.

I’ll tell ya one thing, those pixelated seats make me dizzy.

I finally get to suggest my favorite car! Only $89,594!

I doubt anyone in BH put an order in for one of these, let alone knows what it is (though they’ll probably think it’s a just mustang or volvo lol)

While I’m glad we are finally getting the S209 what I really want is a S402

Different engines have different efficiency curves.

As explained in the article, they actually have no intention to sell the car. They want people to talk about and come in their dealership. Job done.

If they can build CUVs which are as efficient as the previous generation of sedans, that means they should be able to build sedans which are substantially more efficient than the current CUVs. Just a thought.