@Jalopnik can you do a similar list of lowest average costs to get a vehicle to 250k miles? If you include/exclude fuel it could really alter results. But in terms of average repair costs over the life of a vehicle it would be interesting.

Supply and demand? What’s the issue?

I’d prefer it if they were forced to hand it over to the local schools for a year so someone else can get to go on board. Crew gets to meet some nice people for once too. 

I don’t disagree, but I imagine on paper (for tax purposes) these pricks are worth nothing. I’d charge them 20% of what they paid for the yacht which should be fairly black and white. Or tattoo a turd on their forehead.

They won’t mind adding to it, next waive of crypto or NFTs incoming!!

On one hand this a cop flexing their ego. On the other hand don’t speed in a convoy it’s shooting fish in a barrel. Go to a track you clearly have the money.

Ah right, I’m sure she’ll blame everyone but herself. As per usual.

Well now you’ve lost it, caused a scene and done criminal damage - suddenly now the flight is on time. 

The wife has a 2019 Highlander hybrid that does 350 at a push. I just looked it up and it’s supposed to do 480 which is bit concerning... The new ones are supposed to do 615 or so. 

If you’re brave enough you can!

Assuming they have full tank of fuel, how many commonly bought cars have a 500 mile range? I suppose Camry/Sienna hybrids, but I’m struggling to think of any after that.

People rarely buy the car they need. If most people were honest with themselves a Honda Civic would cover 85% of most people’s daily usage.

As the X-Files prophesied. Trust No One.

This one  https://www.befrugal.com/tools/fly-or-drive-calculator/ is very detailed - this one is simpler - https://www.travelmath.com/fly-or-drive/

That makes absolute sense. I once bumped into him at the farmers market in Calabasas and if I had to pick an outfit that made me look that bad I couldn’t. 

I agree, I was meaning excluding all the other crap. I found a website that works out all the timing of average security wait times, whether the flight is usually on time, getting through the airport on the other end etc.. Really useful. You can factor in your costs or ticket x time vs. driving time x cost of fuel…

I’m with you. If you have the time getting a boat from NY to Southampton in the UK only takes 7 days. My grandma used to do it as she hated flying.

This is not sour grapes at all - but that is the least attractive Veyron I’ve seen. The red wheels look like they’re straight from an Autozone.

Air travel in general is just a necessary evil at this point. Getting through an airport (in the US) is a test of patience for security, then you get ripped off for basic food. A small cup of grapes going through an airport over the weekend was $9.99... The airport is loud, people making queues across walkways, people…

LA doesn’t have that humidity problem I suppose. I feel your pain on that.