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Those Bangladesh Bandits at it again....No No, Mr. DH let me explain....

Numerology! Meh.

I guess my DH can be good or evil...depending on the vibe. :wink:

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Shadow black, auto, No recaro T1295. From AI " The number 1295 is an odd, composite cardinal number that falls between 1294 and 1296. It is used in mathematics, business, and even holds spiritual significance " " In mathematics, 1295 is a fascinating composite integer with several unique...

Wouldn't that same logic apply to those that buy them and park them....

What's your number? For fun, Ask AI about it and see what you get. I'm T 1295....." In mathematics, 1295 is a fascinating composite integer with several unique properties. Rather than being "good" or "bad," it is categorized by interesting features like its prime factors, divisors, and base...

My Uncle married and divorced the same woman twice. We weren't sure if that counted as 1 or 2.

It's the reason why God created second wives....third, fourths for those of us that don't learn.

I'm not a lawyer. But I've been told that if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck

Interesting. How this any different than what is happening with Raptor Rs? Seems Ford is being inconsistent here. Seems they either care that people are flipping their cars immediately for profit or they don't. Because a vehicle is a vehicle. And a sale is a sale. If you got the money to buy one...

If you ain't first you're last. I was high when I posted this.

Man those look fun to drive. I was close to getting my son one but opted for 2020 twin- turbo 330HP Nautilus reserve instead. I figured it being his first car, I'd let him get used to driving first. My Omega no time to die watch says "hello"

That's not an exact science. But if it were, I would say all that extra luxury weight slowed the Aviator down. There's no comparison between Lincoln and Ford when it comes to interior. But they do use each other's engines. :thumbsup: I would add that my Raptor interior is way more luxurious...

I traded my 23 Black Label Aviator in for the 26 Dark Horse. For a big car, the Aviator was an Explorer ST on crack. Faster than My 24 F150 Raptor truck FWIW. The dampening system is like driving a rocket on a cloud. It took my wife a quick minute to realize the downgrade in cabin comfort. I...

I agree. This over MSRP behavior has turned some brands into the "bro" brand. Also has created a "safety" issue wearing the watches around the wrong crowd. Go to the watch boards and you'll see posts about it. It's why I wear Omega... thus my name OmegaDH. I recently gifted my son a Dark Side of...

So how is it that third party sellers have new Rolexes for sale and stores have 2 year waits? I've been tracking the luxury watch market for 15+ years. Owned and sold many of them myself. So I think I know. Some dealerships saw what was happening and did the same model with Raptor Rs. No...

Not really. People that own Rolex, often own several watches. They aren't going to first time purchasers who have to decided to spend now. People aren't cashing out 401ks. The goods are being sold to third party operators. Which then dictate the supply and price outside of MSRP. With vehicles...

IMO, somewhere around 2020, The switch was flipped and all luxury items became limited to some extent. Rolex watches are a good example of it. Raptor Rs are another. By intentionally reducing supply it allowed for the margins to increase. And in business, it has always been easier to make money...

To be fair, a GT with a performance package might be ever rarer in my area. I had been watching the market for 6 months before pulling the trigger,... a DH with handling package never showed up on the lots. Still isn't available 2 months later. I guess Colorado has more money than the rest of...