Quote Originally Posted by .blank cd View Post
You sure have to force yourself to believe the things you do don't you. Lol.

So now that you have a better understanding of price controls. Do you think there would be more or less accidents if brand new Ferrari's were $10k, and only $50 a month to insure?
I live in reality, a place that is very foreign to you.
What part of the government does not control the price of cars do you not understand? You stated some obvious false statements, and I called you out on them. You can't just admit you are flat-out wrong, instead you have to try to find some why to try to justify your fantasy.

I already understand the costs associated with cars - I've owned a lot of cars, and still have several. You appear to not have much knowledge though concerning what the costs actually are for, and who controls them.

You claim that you studied economics, but I have a hard time believing that, since you wouldn't have even made it through JA in HS with what you are spouting.

Ferrari sets the price of Ferraris - they aren't magically cheaper outside of the US. You didn't know that?

If you want to talk performance to cost - I can buy an old Mustang for $10K, and pay $50/month for insurance, and have more horsepower and torque than a new Ferrari. Where are the price controls on that?