Awesome! Good luck!!

Enhance. Enhance. Enhance.

Whats it matter? She’s hot!

I work in the automotive industry. I wouldn’t recommend this at all.

Close, Mexico Blue.

If you're in the United States, you're wrong.

You can, depending on where you live but they aren’t cheap. The Barrett M107A1 pictured sells for around $12,000.

Oh, the American way. Gotta love it!

Thats a pretty good price for a Flying Spur.

Why?

Don Wallace. This is only a tasting, far from the entire collection.

Financing is fine. They typically offer excellent deals if you decide to keep it. If I were you, I’d definitely take advantage and keep it. If you change your mind you can always sell it and get a few bucks back.

I would look into buying the vehicle outright. Working for VWoA, a vehicle buyout when you're lease is up is significantly less than market value. Buy it out, sell it, profit, and then get your BMW, traitor.

The rule of thumb is that if you can’t pay in full within 36 months then you can’t afford it. The only exception would be an extremely low interest rate such as 0%; the money you’re not spending on a car note can earn a better return in a number of different markets.

Its 2015. Cash means nothing when it comes to large purchases like it once did. Honestly, bring me a certified check or wire transfer, I don’t want to count all that crap. As far as the auto industry? They make a buck or two when financing cars.

Enhance. Enhance. Enhance.

All the buildup, all the suspense. And that is the end of the story!?

Oh, Doug. Now you’ve done it.

One was recently sold by RM auctions for significantly more.

Theres an old shop on the north side of Chicago, along the brown line that has a couple old rotting 80’s Ferraris out front. Every time I pass by I promise myself I’ll get off sometime and wonder down there but I never have. Someday.