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mark lee @ Mar 3rd 2008 9:58AM
Holy cow, 3.2 million Euro (about $4.9 million US dollars)?!! Is that a typo?!
I'm curious, does anyone know how this car depreciates (or appreciates)?
Alex @ Mar 3rd 2008 10:54AM
With only 300 in the world, this car will never depreciate and every time a more-money-than-talent moron takes it too hard around a curve and crashes, the others appreciate.