lasagna,
@lasagna@programming.dev avatar

Isn’t this how baby lambergines are made?

Tag365,
@Tag365@lemmy.world avatar

You sure those aren’t just generic brand racing cars?

expatriado,

two yellow lamborghinis mating in their natural habitat

Vlixz,
@Vlixz@lemmy.world avatar

Tbh you could make one fixed Lamborghini if you’d took the parts from both

impalawild,

The insurance company: “You crashed a what, into a what?!”

mysoulishome,
@mysoulishome@lemmy.world avatar

Yellow Lamborghini

Yellow top missing

Yeah, yeah

That shit look like a toupée

I get what you get in ten years, in two days

sepiroth154,

Their owners are now a little Singapoorer.

Brkdncr,

The cost to drive on the road is probably about the same as the cost to buy one.

About 10 years ago a Chevy Malibu had a sticker price of $120k USD, which included registration for 10 years.

Squeak,

It’s about $120k USD just for the registration now, depending on the car.

MarigoldPuppyFlavors,

Why?

hansl,

In case you’re serious; in most places in the world, cars are a luxury and taxed as such. In island nation in particular, imports are also very expensive in general and import taxes are most of their revenues.

TLDR: tax the rich, poor don’t need cars in sane cities.

Blamemeta,

Nah, thats mainly just singapore and vietnam.

hansl,

A lot of island nations have extreme import taxes on cars. See: every Caribbean island.

dukeGR4,

developing countries always have the highest taxes. i’m not aware of a single developing country that has cheap cars…

Moohamin12,

The cost of cars in this country, you can be sure those guys don’t get poor.

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