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Originally posted by MetaformX
Ron, I would somewhat agree with you about the Ferrari being a great pussy wagon, and maybe that really is the true appeal of any expensive exotic car, but I also think that buying a Ferrari involves investing in a dream, and a sence that "you've made it". With that said, I trust your observation and assesment about it perhaps being a waste of money, considering the performance and resale value of the car.
Myself personally would take a Lamborghini Murcielago over a ferrari any day of the week, but as with all things, that is a personal preference. Anyways, I don't like kissing up to anyone, but you have set an example in this industry that I for one will try and follow and learn from. 
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I respect your opinion. When you say Lamborghini Murcielago now you're talking my language.
About Brad, he took a Lotus he owned personally and traded it in for a used Ferrari that he lleased thru his business for 5 years - IRS might be interested
From what I hear, the Ferrari has already been in the shop twice. They're gorgeous cars but they aren't reliable, repairs expensive and time consuming and production made Ferraris don't perform.
To top it off, who wants a Ferrari with an automatic transmission, that's why he traded in the Lotus, he can't drive stick shift.
..and it's not about kissing up, it's about learning what someone does and duplicating it yourself. If you're ashamed to do that, you're at a dead end.
Keep up your dreams and reach for them