A simple consequence of reasonably efficient markets is that *you never get more than you pay for.*
A simple consequence of reasonably efficient markets is that *you never get more than you pay for.*
Joking about the LFA being a Lexus? That's stupid.
Being wealthy does not mean you are blase about spending money.
If it was priced like a Corvette, I bet they would move a lot of them.
It doesn't matter what its competitors are, because they likely aren't cars. Uber cars like the NSX likely compete with vacation homes, boats, business investments, and the like. Therefore, success selling these cars is about persuading prospective buyers that a car will deliver what they crave more than those other…
I'm confused. The title says "Elon Musk Knows The One Things [sic] Texans Love More Than Football," but the article doesn't mention Dr. Pepper. What's up with that?
sticking to the windshield would require precipitation to be liquid and then freeze. If it falls as ice and stays as ice, it wouldn't. So, if it snows while the car is still above freezing, it will stick, and you'd need to prevent either the snow from melting (insulate it from the car's warmth) or apply the cloth…
my problem with these videos is that they either oversimplify or interpret a statement in only one way. For example, I've always heard "no pain, no gain," and I've never interpreted it as actual "Ouch!" type pain. To me it's always meant to push beyond my comfort or easy zone. Another is the max HR. I've seen a few…
I believe it is much better to simply state: "I do not owe this debt. Do not contact me again regarding this matter." You may need to send them a letter stating this. IIRC, by law, they can no longer contact you again. Also, tactics such as calling you at work, or calling your employer are illegal, and if they do this…
No. Interest saved by paying off a loan early is NOT a taxable event.
If they do a halo—and I'm all in favor of it—I sort of expect them to do some sort of high(er)-end executive/sport car above the rest of the line, say, an MX-7. It would be RWD based on the Miata but larger (four-seater) with a 6 cylinder & 300+ hp. (They could update their existing Ford-based 3.7L V6 with direct…
It looks like they are developing a turbo-4 for the next CX-9, and when it's ready, they will put it into a Speed3. Yes, it will be a new design and not a turbo bolted onto an existing SkyActiv engine. That should show up in c. 2017 and be part of the next refresh for the 3.
Don't believe it until you see it. Mazda execs have explicitly said two things:
There were a lot of winners there, including Chrysler, General Motors, Subaru, and now even Mazda.
Touch screens are an inferior option for car controls, and I am not convinced yet that gesture recognition is an improvement.
This doesn't seem to be likely to work.
I'm not familiar with them or what they do. Do you have any more details?
No, it predates that use and was an expression for many different measurements.
In Texas, particularly in Houston, $200k buys a large and quite nice home.
A larger down payment on a car is not about interest rates. It is about preventing gap, or owing more on the car than it is worth. Because cars rapidly depreciate in the first few years, having a large amount financed puts you at risk. A large down payment or an accelerated repayment schedule mitigates that risk.