So a multi-billion dollar corperation bested a solo car dealer in Houston by a margin of a minute...whoopie.

Or maybe really bad credit?

And if her credit score is below 500? 14-15% is a gift.

I know people who will spend $1700 on a blender, but want the dealer to owe them money on something they’re going to use and rely on every day of their life.

The other side of the coin could very well be that the buyer has a 415 credit score and would do ANYTHING for the opportunity to buy a car, and that was the best that any bank would approve.

I’ve seen that bus in person...it’s beyond cool.

Or in carbon fiber for $178,000.

Um, why?

Strange enough, an official soundtrack was never released. #fail

Seems rather skewed. Nissan and Infiniti are significantly far apart even though they share engine/trans/brakes/suspension/etc.

Courteously visiting your local Ferrari dealer will put you in front of a comparable collection. I’ve been to Ferrari of Houston and seen all 5 supercars together in the same room, McLaren F1, Pagani Huyara, FXX, 250GT TDF, etc etc...I could go on and on.

Great idea...since Tesla is completely electronic, I’m sure it’ll never have an electrical issue.

Waiting for my sphincter to release. That dude has the largest balls on the planet.

My money is on a S8 plus, S65, or a 750i xDrive.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...a Jag...HAHAHAHAHA

First time I’ve seen hurky-jerky and chubby in the same context...outstanding ;)

The S4 has been irrelevant since they got rid of the twin turbo V6 in 2003. The V8 is beyond lacking in performance, and the upcharge for the S is just a joke when a basic BMW 335i can more than keep up with it.

Can’t get any crazier than that guy.

When anyone who knows Ferrari’s will laugh at you, it’s the wrong Ferrari to buy.

Lack of curb appeal, lack of performance, overpriced parts, difficulty of keeping them running...should I keep going?