Defend your right to own a car.

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I'm not seeing this connection between price limiting our ability to own excessive vehicles. The fastest and most dangerous vehicle on the road can be had for about $15000....

Don't look too deep into it. I made one analogy and you're introducing others. How many people you think have the disposable cash for a $15k bike(Since I'm guessing you're referring to liter+ bikes)

If the price of AR15s drops $1500 tomorrow, do you think demand for them would go up or down? What about if the price went up $1500?

[Sinfix_15]

Don't look too deep into it. I made one analogy and you're introducing others. How many people you think have the disposable cash for a $15k bike(Since I'm guessing you're referring to liter+ bikes)

If the price of AR15s drops $1500 tomorrow, do you think demand for them would go up or down? What about if the price went up $1500?

They finance them to anyone............ a bike is one of the easiest things to buy...... easier than a car........

The economy will balance out, if AR15 jumped up $1500 tomorrow, people would stop buying them, when people stopped buying them, they would drop back down. Are you suggesting that the government should be able to keep the price high for the purpose of limiting access?

[David88vert]

Don't look too deep into it. I made one analogy and you're introducing others. How many people you think have the disposable cash for a $15k bike(Since I'm guessing you're referring to liter+ bikes)

If the price of AR15s drops $1500 tomorrow, do you think demand for them would go up or down? What about if the price went up $1500?

Lot of people have access to liter bikes - we have vehicle loans.
I do not think that gun specific loans sound like a good idea, although people already can get personal loans.