머플러 교환 수리 사례

2026. 9. 3. 작업

난이도 & 준비물

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Harry Flashman said: I do want a gold exhaust though. Our car needs more gold, I feel.Fantastic car. Enjoy!

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housemouse said: je777 said: The weird part is that they're not passing judgement on the morality of having so much money, they're passing judgement on spending a miniscule fraction of it on a car, because they deem that car not special enough.I think they are, ultimately, judging the morality of having that much money. The implication of a £350,000 Elise like this is the assumption that someone will be willing to burn hundreds of thousands of pounds chasing what must be pretty marginal gains over an Elise that's had, say, £100,000 thrown at it.For the average person, that speaks volumes about wealth. And there's nothing new about the average person finding that kind of wealth fascinating or taking affront at the implications. Of late, think fair to say the sense is that the number of absolutely megabucks cars has been multiplying pretty rapidly and that feeds into a broad narrative of widening inequality. I think all of this is ticking away in the background when cars like this are launched, even if not expressed explicitly.I'm not commenting on the pros and cons of all this, the accuracy or politics of it all, just trying to point out that the psychology behind responses to a car like this on a mass public forum oughtn't be a surprise. This isn't a private club for the wealthy, most people reading this news story and responding will not be able to afford this car let alone all the recent tackle being announced with multi-million £ price tags.All that said, it's hard not to get a feeling, as the umpteenth £3 million restomod is announced in a given week, that some kind of crash is coming. We've been here before.I find the inequality of wealth abhorrent, but I complain about that, not these people's lack of wisdom in purchasing this (or that) car.Nobody complained about the wealth inequality. They said this would be a stupid purchase.