No Trunk, No Deposit

[Boxer]

Just posted up an article:

No Trunk, No Deposit

about a number of the latest hyper/supercars that are too fast for the road, not great on the track, and highly impractical.

Comments?

 

[A348W]

1) i didnt think these were to be driven but put in a collection so one can say “i have the latest…”
2) manufacturers seem to be hooked on these to underpin the balance sheet and thus perpetuate the ponzi scheme of buying lesser models

 

[mon the fish]

1) i didnt think these were to be driven but put in a collection so one can say “i have the latest…”
2) manufacturers seem to be hooked on these to underpin the balance sheet and thus perpetuate the ponzi scheme of buying lesser models

Agree with point 2 - but surely the increasing number of these from various manufacturers, plus the increasing volumes of a specific model, means that at some point the collectors say no?

Then the ponzi scheme collapses...

 

[Boxer]

Agree with point 2 - but surely the increasing number of these from various manufacturers, plus the increasing volumes of a specific model, means that at some point the collectors say no?

Then the ponzi scheme collapses...

I think Ferrari just got a first warning on that with the F80 when a number of people did say "no"