Whoever buys this should say one phrase every time they step out of it: I'm Batman!

Someone needs to photoshop that in Seahawks colors.

Joe Flacoo should buy one of those. Thats pocket change to him

Aros wrote:"But why build a car for just three people?" the article states

Hmm, maybe because they are sold for $4 million?

i would never take the cover off, let alone drive it... put it in a glass showcase? what do you do with a car like that...

hawker84 wrote:i would never take the cover off, let alone drive it... put it in a glass showcase? what do you do with a car like that...

You get over it and drive the piss out of it. As long as you let the engine warm up properly, it's better to drive it than not to.

What's the insurance on that run?

CALIHAWK1 wrote:What's the insurance on that run?

Believe it or not, car insurance on cars like that is way cheaper than you'd think. I'd have to ask an insurance agent who would give me an honest answer to find out, but I suspect it's because the vast majority of people that buy cars that expensive don't drive irresponsibly with them. Out of curiosity I checked insurance rates maybe 4-5 years ago on my current car, (2002 Hyundai Sonata dark blue 4-door V6) and then checked for a brand-new Porsche 911 Turbo in Guard Red. Insurance quotes were about 10-15% cheaper for the Porsche. Kind of annoyed me, lol.

I'll take 2.

JSeahawks wrote:I'll take 2.

Your bank declined the debit card transaction with the reason stated as "You can afford the touch-up paint for this model of vehicle."

RolandDeschain wrote:

JSeahawks wrote:I'll take 2.

Your bank declined the debit card transaction with the reason stated as "You can afford the touch-up paint for this model of vehicle."

Man, I cant even afford to day dream about it.

3 people bought one for 3.9 million. Let the bidding start at 20 million.

RolandDeschain wrote:

CALIHAWK1 wrote:What's the insurance on that run?

Believe it or not, car insurance on cars like that is way cheaper than you'd think. I'd have to ask an insurance agent who would give me an honest answer to find out, but I suspect it's because the vast majority of people that buy cars that expensive don't drive irresponsibly with them. Out of curiosity I checked insurance rates maybe 4-5 years ago on my current car, (2002 Hyundai Sonata dark blue 4-door V6) and then checked for a brand-new Porsche 911 Turbo in Guard Red. Insurance quotes were about 10-15% cheaper for the Porsche. Kind of annoyed me, lol.

Makes sense it would be lower. As you said

1) People who buy really expensive cars tend to drive more carefully

And I would venture

2) People who buy really expensive cars are likely very safe investors because of their wealth... so insurance companies know they are getting someone reliable who will always pay their insurance costs.

Strangely, I thought of you when I saw this.

Obviously, that's a fantastic piece of machinery, but am I the only one who thinks its fugly?

LargentFan wrote:Obviously, that's a fantastic piece of machinery, but am I the only one who thinks its fugly?

Yes.