DontFeedTheTroll wrote:
There is a decent chance that in 10 years I won't be spending anything for gas because my car will be electric. At that point, free gas isn't going to look very interesting. I'll take the car. In fact, if I take the Tesla motors roadster then I won't be paying for gas *now*. I'll definitely take the car.
Yep. This is the answer. Hard to beat that Tesla roadster. There will be lots of other electric car options in the not too distant future too anyway.
jeffery wrote:
let's try again for the less literate and mullet man.
driving an accord would be a waste of precious moments - and an inferior way to get from point a to point b. it's BORING, not embarrassing. (it's capable cousin, the TL-S is a different story, to make the point).
To each his own. I like a comfortable car and I'm pretty tall, so that eliminates some vehicles, but as long as the car gets me from point A to point B safely and without too much hassle then I'm a happy guy.
jeffery wrote:
let's try again for the less literate and mullet man.
driving an accord would be a waste of precious moments - and an inferior way to get from point a to point b. it's BORING, not embarrassing. (it's capable cousin, the TL-S is a different story, to make the point).
Those pesky speed limits are a waste of your precious moments, too.
Friggin' douchebag.
Easy one. Put me down for the Bugatti Veyron - $1.7M MSRP. Anything that would put that big a smile on my face every time I went anywhere is worth WAY more than saving money on gas.
Squid wrote:
Easy one. Put me down for the Bugatti Veyron - $1.7M MSRP. Anything that would put that big a smile on my face every time I went anywhere is worth WAY more than saving money on gas.
One person rear-ending you in the parking lot would ruin your day *really* fast.
neither. driving a car leads to global warming.
DontFeedTheTroll wrote:
Squid wrote:Easy one. Put me down for the Bugatti Veyron - $1.7M MSRP. Anything that would put that big a smile on my face every time I went anywhere is worth WAY more than saving money on gas.
One person rear-ending you in the parking lot would ruin your day *really* fast.
True. However, OP noted lifetime maintenance and repairs, so while day ruined, we're back in business before you know it. Or at least until the Italian mechanics can get here in their Armani suits.
Does my car come with a free gun?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7416120.stm
God bless America.
Free car repairs is enough to balance out the price of gas, I think.
jeffery wrote:
let's try again for the less literate and mullet man.
driving an accord would be a waste of precious moments - and an inferior way to get from point a to point b. it's BORING, not embarrassing. (it's capable cousin, the TL-S is a different story, to make the point).
If yer precious moments are so valuable, don't waste it on letsrun.com.
Or do you have a collection of precious moments figurines you're worried about carting around in an Accord?
Any car I want? I'll take a Bugatti Veyron plug-in hybrid.