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[constalation]

Ridiculous that the CEO Chris Brownridge doesn't discuss the value of this thing in the second hand market.

Well here I thought you were above Facebook level conversations?

Lay off the Kool-Aid Klier... Rolls Royce scammed a hundred buyers each for 7 odd million for below par output. They aren't going bankrupt anytime soon.

They don't need you.

 

[KiwiRob]

Ridiculous that the CEO Chris Brownridge doesn't discuss the value of this thing in the second hand market.

Ya think flippers will be buying these like the buy Rolex Subs? I would be really surprised to see any on the second hand market for many years after they've been delivered.

 

[klier]

Rolls Royce scammed a hundred buyers each for 7 odd million for below par output.

This is getting better and better. Please continue, let's hear what below par output means.

 

[constalation]

This is getting better and better. Please continue, let's hear what below par output means.

Why don't you go ahead and take the first shot at it then? You seem to know Rolls Royce pretty intimately.

 

[klier]

Why don't you go ahead and take the first shot at it then? You seem to know Rolls Royce pretty intimately.

Well I have no idea where you get that impression from, I am merely an expert in finding dumb quotes.

 

[constalation]

Well I have no idea where you get that impression from

Yeah, you never struck me as the self reflecting type.

 

[klier]

Yeah, you never struck me as the self reflecting type.

I am just glad you're paying so much attention to me. Not self reflecting, but certainly vain

 

[constalation]

I am just glad you're paying so much attention to me. Not self reflecting, but certainly vain

Vain? Like the Hollywood star on your pfp. Lmfao.

 

[klier]

Vain? Like the Hollywood star on your pfp. Lmfao.

Crumbling to pieces, much like your personality here

You should check out Hollywood Boulevard one of these days. It's really fun between the junks, homeless and vacant blocks

 

[constalation]

You should check out Hollywood Boulevard one of these days. It's really fun between the junks, homeless and vacant blocks

Yes Klier. That's the Joke.

 

[klier]

Yes Constantin, I know

 

[Centurion]

Ridiculous that the CEO Chris Brownridge doesn't discuss the value of this thing in the second hand market.

Nope. A great example is the below car with 24carat gold. All 25 units were identical and were all sold last year. £2.5m price.

Now a delivery mileage one is for sale for £1.75m. Say Tom Hartley bought it off the seller for £1.5m. That's the depreciation of a Phantom and Spectre in less than 1 year!

However, Some RR buyers are post economic. They can place an order for a RR today. Get contacted about delivery in 6 months time but had forgotten that they had ordered one or changed their mind because their favorite colour has changed.

 

[klier]

Nope. A great example is the below car with 24carat gold. All 25 units were identical and were all sold last year. £2.5m price.

Now a delivery mileage one is for sale for £1.75m. Say Tom Hartley bought it off the seller for £1.5m. That's the depreciation of a Phantom and Spectre in less than 1 year!

However, Some RR buyers are post economic. They can place an order for a RR today. Get contacted about delivery in 6 months time but had forgotten that they had ordered one or changed their mind because their favorite colour has changed.

Not sure what you're even trying to say here, but a normal production Phantom with some gold cannot be compared with a bespoke near one off. Very far from a great example, and taking some second hand dealership to prove a point isn't working.

And not some RR drivers are post economy, all of them are.

 

[Centurion]

Not sure what you're even trying to say here, but a normal production Phantom with some gold cannot be compared with a bespoke near one off. Very far from a great example, and taking some second hand dealership to prove a point isn't working.

And not some RR drivers are post economy, all of them are.

That's not a normal RR. It's a 100 anniversary edition with hundreds of hours in R&D and manufacturing across materials, embroidery and more.

https://www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/en_US/bespoke/private-collection-cars/phantom-centenary.html

 

[klier]

That's not a normal RR. It's a 100 anniversary edition with hundreds of hours in R&D and manufacturing across materials, embroidery and more.

https://www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com/en_US/bespoke/private-collection-cars/phantom-centenary.html

*Every* Phantom has something special like that which took 100s of hours, but they're all still production models.

Either way, not to be rude or anything, but I am completely done with this second hand BS conversation.

 

[Centurion]

And not some RR drivers are post economy, all of them are.

I don't think you know what post economic means.

I used to work with a private bank and affording a RR doesn't make you rich.

You can finance a Cullinan brand new through Rolls Royce by simply being able to put down a deposit of €60k down payment and pay $6k per month.

A footballer earning €100k per month can do this. RR generates revenue from people like this. Some who try to look richer than they are. However if the footballer lose their contract they might not be able to sustain their lifestyle for more than 2-3 years before going broke. The Cullinan would be repossessed and sold at auction.

Alternatively an owner of a dental practice might have a €10m "net worth" but less than 5% of that is liquid. He can still afford to finance a phantom but if his dental practice goes bankrupt his networth goes poof!

The post economic clients were night and day different.

They had €500m+ in liquid assets not "net worth" tied into illiquid assets. They were generating €10-€10-30m per year just in interest. This is excluding dividend, income from commercial properties or asset appreciation.

Not only to they have hundreds of millions in liquid cash but the pile is growing from multiple income streams that they cannot go broke. Money means so little that they can spend €8-30m on limited run RR without touching the principal(main cash pile). This is the 0.0000001% and not every RR customer.

 

[SCOTT27]

Nope. A great example is the below car with 24carat gold. All 25 units were identical and were all sold last year. £2.5m price.

Now a delivery mileage one is for sale for £1.75m. Say Tom Hartley bought it off the seller for £1.5m. That's the depreciation of a Phantom and Spectre in less than 1 year!

However, Some RR buyers are post economic. They can place an order for a RR today. Get contacted about delivery in 6 months time but had forgotten that they had ordered one or changed their mind because their favorite colour has changed.

Mighty fine specification. But not the “Goldfinger” example. I know of who the Goldfinger went to. But leapfrogged over celebrities in entertainment and music industry to obtain it.

 

[KiwiRob]

Not only to they have hundreds of millions in liquid cash but the pile is growing from multiple income streams that they cannot go broke. Money means so little that they can spend €8-30m on limited run RR without touching the principal(main cash pile). This is the 0.0000001% and not every RR customer.

and here I was fairly chuffed with 10k NOK last quarter in dividends, is there such a thing as pre economic, asking for a friend??

 

[KiwiRob]

Mighty fine specification. But not the “Goldfinger” example. I know of who the Goldfinger went to. But leapfrogged over celebrities in entertainment and music industry to obtain it.

I'm pretty sure I've read that it was Chris Evans who commissioned that car? He's a James Bond superfan and has a massive collection of Bond movie props.