those amazing steel wheels

Likewise.

All that money and the infotainment screen stills looks tacked on as an afterthought.

It really doesn’t.

the car seem somewhat smaller and cheaper, which is not a good thing.

While I’m not sure we’ll ever see the Prophecy go to production in its own form

Also, fun fact, the Kitten’s owner’s club newsletter is called the “mewsletter”.

3D-knitted seating

But since it’s not (and won’t be) a production model, it’s actually “positioned to compete” with nobody...

“Far more tame”, as in “boring” and not so worthy of the name.

Even more puzzling is that the people buying cars were rather well-off, and had before ridden in enclosed horse carriages.

And guess who pockets the potential interest over your money for 9 days?

COTY.

The answer to everything isn’t 42, it’s a Monty Python animated gif.

Ah but it’s been taken off the market by oil, pharma and their ilk.

Sadly,Europeans fund themselves too. Or get funding from Russia, in the case of the French far-right.

Oh, I’d never live in the US for any length of time (much less retire!)

Indeed, not since Reagan.

I never took the text to mean a rebadged 4C, but your comment makes sense and know I understand what they meant better, so thanks :-)

Related to the 4C? Wouldn’t that be a weird thing if this is supposed to be a supercar? The 4C wasn’t one, was it?