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Jason Bird @ Dec 19th 2007 12:49PM
1.5 Million...sign me up! Are you kidding me? I could have 20 killer convertibles in my garage for the price of this. Or better yet six F430 Spyders, more if I bought them used.
I hope that I never get so rich that I become that stupid.
Ligor @ Dec 19th 2007 2:22PM
wow you must be really really poor.
can't you even grasp the concept, that to people that can afford a 1.5mill car it doesn't amtter if you could buy 25 convertible corvettes
to people with 1+billion in cash this is like chump change.
well, you have 100k (if) and still buy a $25k+ car, it's like you spent 25% or more on your car, while with 1bill, the 1.5million price tag is only 1.5% of what you have.
If you can't think rich, you'll never be rich (although i don't belive this much myself)
Jason Bird @ Dec 19th 2007 2:49PM
And you're bad at math, too. 1.5 Million of 1 Billion, is 0.15%. You won't get rich doing that kind of math...or wasting money on useless cars.
Ask any Enzo owner how much he likes driving his car on the street. You can't drive them. If I want to spend 1.5 million on art I can't drive, I can think of far nicer things than a Ferrari with no roof, and no Ferrari badge.
Give me a different colored F430 for every day of the week.
That said, I would buy one of their Bentley Shooting Breaks [sic].