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In response to
"
My RR client paid $425,000. The new Maserati's were only $128,000 sticker price. -- nm
"
by
CrankYanker
Jesus effing Christ. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu)
Nov 12 '08, 13:55
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Your idea of what a car should cost is based on mass production, assembly lines and economies of scale. Not every vehicle is made this way -- nm
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con_carne
Nov 12, 14:09
I think it's unimaginable (for me) to have that much disposable income. -- nm
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JaxSean
Nov 12, 13:57
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"I dunno, I can imagine quite a bit." -- nm
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Han Solo SI
Nov 12, 14:13
I see people who have it everyday. It's odd. -- nm
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lileve
Nov 12, 13:59
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Work your way up in finance and you will be able to afford one. -- nm
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lileve
Nov 12, 14:07
That's nothing. A Ferrari Enzo is 1 million dollars plus, used. -- nm
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lileve
Nov 12, 13:57
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