Back in the ‘90's, they decided to pass a luxury tax that put a 10% tax on yachts. It was not good for the American yacht industry.

That is a cabin boat. FAR from a yacht.

Dad spent 25 years at an oil field. They would regularly “re-interpret” engineering plans so they would actually work. But only if they liked the engineer. otherwise they would follow the plans to the letter.

Fun fact:

Yacht looks like a Hinckley FYI.

A yacht? Silly goose, that boat is with is the ship to shore launch for a yacht.

I’ll bet that driver wet himself.

Do these come standard with a Snorkel?

Mass is the only state where I’ve seen someone go through a tollbooth, get several hundred yards beyond the booth, and then proceed to come to a dead stop, chuck it in reverse, and back through the booth again.

It’s not a lack of courtesy. It’s complete stupidity. NY drivers may be mean, but CA drivers just plain can’t drive.

Yeah, but it pays off all those times the oncoming car doesn’t, in fact, stop.

There’s no way this is accurate. Massachussets should be right behind New York. They didn’t get the cheerful nickname of “Massholes” because they are great folks and courteous behind the wheel.

How about people who have right of way and still try to wave you in. That’s some next level annoying stuff right there.

Driver will probably sue the homeowner because his house was in the way.

I get all pissy when the neighborhood kids throw their frisbees on my roof.

I was really hoping this was an advanced system that electrocutes people on purpose, who touch your car. For use at car shows and such. I figured if any brand is “snob” enough to do this, surely Ferrari would.

Amps are what kills, not volts.