The Problem with "Rare" cars

[Will Travel]

Exactly. Everyone knows that it's racing stripes that make a car go faster.

A dark green P85 with a white racing stripe...now that would take it up a notch or two.

 

[DrMike]

I bet that would make it go faster than the new Roadster!

 

[jjh1234]

Exactly. Everyone knows that it's racing stripes that make a car go faster.

No, speed holes make a car go faster.

 

[DrMike]

Oh yeah, I forgot about speed holes!

 

[Buddyroe]

Man, what did I do????

 

[b team]

Back on the subject of unicorns... The titanium color was discontinued the same month that AP2 was introduced. Does anyone know if any titanium cars were ever built with AP2?

 

[MikeBur]

Man, what did I do????

Start a thread spurring a bunch of opinion-driven rhetoric that snowballed likely due to no news-worthy threads and people are bored? Alternative: the internet... ;-)

Likely meant as a rhetorical question, though after reading this thread I was compelled to add nothing of value to it (as I’m bored and it’s a slow news day)

 

[Olds442]

Now brown.... That's definitely not the color of a performance car!!

making it the most desirable color FOR a performance car. hide in plain sight.

funny story, since this thread is kicking so much ars on it's own, i once had a GOLD ACURA RL. it was possibly the most boring looking gold box of meh ever created on 4 tires. but no cop ever gave me a second look in that thing. i literally could go 80 in a 55 and not have a second thought. it was like i was invisible.

now the MS has a lot more styling than that acura, so i doubt it could be as "invisible" but if brown helps it blend in and keep the po po looking at all the shiny ARREST ME RED cars, sell me a brown please!

plus tesla had a nice brown. kudos to the owner of this beauty.

 

[P85DBeast]

Buddyroe, you wrote..`



Many people? Only two are known to exist and I haven't seen either for sale.

Don't know if anyone posted this link but one was for sale. P85 with Auto Pilot. Green Metallic. 8302 miles

 

[GMan324]

I am so tired of everyone saying their car is a unicorn. Tesla changes options so often that there are many cars with unique sets of options. This fact alone does not make the car’s value worth more. Only market demand can indicate that. A car‘s value is only worth what a seller AND buyer agree on. Finally, if everyone has a unicorn then are unicorns really still valuable or unique? Something to think about.