http://www.tuning-forum.org/viewtopic.php?t=37656&start=0

Crispy.

yikes!

that's just horriffic!
that was a 200,000$ lambo!

looks photoshopped to me.

200000? i thought they were like 500000.

that's really shitty...

and if I'm not mistaken those Lambo's go for around 250,000

there are only a hand full of cars that cross the half-million mark as far as price, the Ferrarri F50, F60 (Enzo), the Maclaren F1 (the $1,000,000 street car) and there are a few others, from the likes of Rolls Royce and Bentley that may be close to 500g's.

That model, brand new, starts at $295,000. You were very close.

There are A ton of cars that sit between $250,000 and $400,000 as a base price. When you combine them with options, you can have a car over $500,000.

true, good call MotC. most of those cars, that sit between 250~400k, are fully loaded with all the bells and whistles. But then again, what's the big deal of adding another 100k to a price tag once you're over 300 grand? I mean, you've already got a $2500~$3000/Mo car payment... what's another $250~$500 added onto that?

how much doe it cost to die?

DreamingInExile said:

I don't even think payments come into the equation with these cars. Most of the transactions have to involve large briefcases filled with nonsequential small bills.

the_reverend said:

I charge $5000 per person. There's an extra $3000 for disposal of the body.

BobNOMAAMRooney nli said:

HAHA, you're probably right, but if you ever are in Barnes & Noble or Borders, go to the magazine section and look for the DuPont Registry, it's the Want Ad for the Über-Wealthy

You can also hit up Kelley Blue Book http://www.kbb.com . They will have the value of any car, any year, any condition.