| I saw one of these recently and then read that they sell for $150k+. What kind of urbanite/suburbanite would drive such a thing? |
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People with something to prove?
https://www.ford-trucks.com/how-tos/slideshows/2024-hennessey-velociraptor-6x6-production-gets-underway-952331# |
| On the off chance you're offered a chance to participate in the Baja 1000, you need to be prepared. |
Why do you care so much what other people choose to do with their money? Do you ask the same of other people who drive expensive cars? Or just the expensive cars YOU dislike? You sound judgey and frankly kind of stupid. |
Tell us more about yourself, brah. Do you haul your kids to Target in your lifted truck? |
The Velociraptor is not a car, so apples and oranges. Also, you've misspelled judgy. |
Agreed. Real men drive ram trx’s. |
Nah, bruh - my kids like our Model S Plaid because it has the Ludicrous Mode. We play a game where my older daughter will toss a piece of cereal in the air in front of her at arms length as I hit the accelerator pedal, and see if the car can take off fast enough to get the falling piece of cereal into her mouth. You probably hate fast cars too, though, dontcha? Of course you do. You hate anything that makes people happy. |
Someone who has a big boat to pull, or a fifth wheel. Regardless, if having one of these trucks makes someone happy, what's it to you? |
| There's a lot of overlap with the Range Rover target market. |
That would be a seventh wheel. |
Explain?
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$150k and it still has that sh!tty twin turbo Eco-Boom V6. F’ that. That truck should come with a supercharged flat-plane V8 from the Mustang GT500. Or at the very least a Coyote crate with a blower. But leaving the V6 in it? Lame AF. |
Agreed. Trx all the way. |
It's called counting.
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