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[frownonfun]

is the MSRP really around $350,000? cuz that's way too much. i mean i might have been able to swing 300k-325k but 350!? crazy.

[talnlnky]

Originally Posted by frownonfun

is the MSRP really around $350,000? cuz that's way too much. i mean i might have been able to swing 300k-325k but 350!? crazy.

are you really arguing about 7-14%? I can't Imagine 7% being a breaking point for anybody. If you can throw 325k away at a car, 25k more is nothing. That'd be like a Yaris owner not buying a car because the price was 700-1000 too high... 700 over the course of 5 years is just a few bucks on your monthly payment.

[frownonfun]

Originally Posted by talnlnky

are you really arguing about 7-14%? I can't Imagine 7% being a breaking point for anybody. If you can throw 325k away at a car, 25k more is nothing. That'd be like a Yaris owner not buying a car because the price was 700-1000 too high... 700 over the course of 5 years is just a few bucks on your monthly payment.

no i wasn't serious. my cap is more like $25,000-$30,000 for a car. but $350,000 is ridiculous. maybe it's the luxury appeal but it just seems to me you could easily get a way better car for less.


EDIT: okay maybe not way better.

[xknowonex]

Originally Posted by frownonfun

no i wasn't serious. my cap is more like $25,000-$30,000 for a car. but $350,000 is ridiculous. maybe it's the luxury appeal but it just seems to me you could easily get a way better car for less.


EDIT: okay maybe not way better.

Name me a car that has the same amount of engineering and technology for less. Other limited production supercars with a carbon fiber tub and paint jobs that are individually wet-sanded by hand to perfection such as the Carerra GT, Pagani Zonda, Ferrari Enzo, and Mclaren SLR all start off at around 500,000.