Just make 1000 hp already....is there really a difference?  Then you can have all the bragging rights for at least 6 months.

Find the other thing that isn’t made by them then...I’m not disagreeing with you...although your evidence just says they are designed in house not actually fabricated. No need to get your panties in a wad.

That was the interview I’m referring to.  There are two things that aren’t made in house.  I’m too lazy/busy to watch it.

I remember an interview with him and I swore he said those were the two things they didn’t make, maybe it’s the rotors.   I don’t see them investing into a machine that can CNC carbon ceramic or however they are fabricated.

I like this over a Pagani because they actually make their own stuff, everything except the brake calipers and tires.

lol ok I answer your question and then you say it has nothing to do with the tax deduction (no shit dumb ass). You’re clearly clueless.

He made money documenting the build of said Mustang, got sponsors to do the work and give parts, now is selling it and getting a tax deduction.  I would say he didn’t spend a dime.

His “company” bought the car and it’s a charitable donation. He’s coming out way ahead. Your alternatives are dumb. I never said it was disingenuous to donate the “proceeds” to charity.  I’m saying it’s a toot your own horn kind of thing to do when a dime isn’t coming out of his pocket. 

No thanks, the guy’s a douche.

Considering someone rarely MAKES money on selling a car, he’s going to use the charitable donation to lower his taxable income. So yes...it’s “magic”.

One of the funnier sides of motorweek.

The seller claims he bought it 3 months ago with the intention of keeping it forever...hahahahah yeah right.

I think tires last about 10k miles also.

You probably chose the worst of the bunch as far as repairs.

I think everyone has lost interest by now.

No they said fuck it, you don’t need transmission fluid.

six-figure hybrid hypercar like the LaFerrari

I wouldn’t combat the looks of the GT with pics of the Panamera.

It sounds like you just hate the star.

I can’t wait for sweet sweet depreciation to take its toll.