Pretty good actually. Zero debts, nice “credit score” (as if it matters), and savings in my account.

Can’t complain. How about you?

No, my sources say they’re also working on a lightweight manual car, along with this concept, which is semi-auto and bigger.

As for your second question, you ever hear of a little place called “Marketing?”

I’m sorry, but whether it was the car company I worked for, or the dealership, or the bank we worked with, that was not true on my end. We financed through Scotiabank and required a 700 or higher.

The only major purchase I’ve ever put on a credit card was something I new I could pay off in 2 months, when I put $2000 towards parts on my old car. Besides that, I buy a coffee and pay my bills with my credit card. My credit score is currently in the top bracket of scores.

And it’s setting people up to finance in the future when they don’t have to and shouldn’t, while in a volatile market.

Honestly man... did you eat too many paint chips as a kid?

You can build excellent credit by buying a burger once a month at McDonalds. There is literally no reason to go in debt in a volatile market.

Because most people can afford to pay in cash... right?

Do you ever do statistical data before you make your comments? Do you think the majority of Jalopnik readers can afford to buy a new car in cash?

Your insults are nice. Really helps to drive my point home.

Consider something like energy regeneration, IE a KERS style system.

Yes! Thank you for saying something that goes completely above most peoples heads. The world needs more wise and level-headed people such as yourself.

I can guarantee you that he is not.

Yet it is a problem that affects 90% of the United States adult population, and the main problem herein as well.

You cannot have one without the other.

Dear Lord.

Really? Cause I have zero debt, only assets. I have lots of money in the bank, and investments.

The average personal debt in the USA is $25,000.

And I’m the reason why people make bad decisions?

Good to know.

You can do that by buying a cup off 5 dollar coffee once a month too.

I have amazing credit. I buy a Coffee from Starbucks every month, and pay it off on the day my bill is due, every next month.

I see all kinds of “smart” in this video.

There is simply no reason to go into debt when the economy is where it has been for the past 20-25 years.

“Almost every successful business carries debt”.

Yeah, sounds successful.

I believe the concept is 2 seats, but the plan is to do a production version with a 2+2 configuration like the 911 or GT-R.

Fair enough.