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I'm listening to a car show on the radio and a guy just called and said he bought a new Yukon Denali and he said it was eighty eight thousand dollars that's insane to me.
That doesn't surprise me, though it is a huge amount of money to be spent on an automobile like that IMO. I think most pick-up trucks these days are hovering in a price range that is up there.
On a more serious note . . . Who would have thought it; Ferrari’s first SUV-like vehicle goes into production at Maranello in June of next year. As you all know, the world is just crazy about SUVs but don’t tell Legal Bill.
On a more serious note . . . Who would have thought it; Ferrari’s first SUV-like vehicle goes into production at Maranello in June of next year. As you all know, the world is just crazy about SUVs but don’t tell Legal Bill.
That seems very reasonable to me given the popularity of SUV's, with Italy's proximity to the Alps the rich people with Ferrari automobiles may need an SUV to go skiing and still be trendy. Cool idea and can't wait to see one, it will undoubtedly be very cool.
I copied this post by Jim (S1997) from another thread; it seemed it fits this topic better said here.
"I purchased a Cayman GTS to go with my 2007 S2000. The S2000 is in great condition, but stays in Colorado most of the time. Both are yellow; Rio and Racing.. The Cayman is the best car I have ever driven. I have been offered more than I paid for it a couple of times, but It is a keeper. I also have a little BMW convertible for a daily driver that takes me comfortably north towards the mountains. My daughter, Kim, just bought a Tesla, and after driving it a couple of times and seeing what it will do, I expect that I have bought my last gas burner. The Tesla 3 kicks some serious ass, and has so many convenience and safety features that I even wonder why we are not yet all driving EVs. Lots of great cars out there right now, so cars guys have so many great choices!
The Tesla is great in the snow, with automatic power to one to four wheels as optimally required. For cross country driving it calculates where to do the recharging and how long is required at each supercharging station. It also keeps track of the weather and helps the driver choose the best route to take."
12-05-2021, 11:13 AM
