ferrari

Did you buy an Acer Ferrari laptop because you thought it was really a Ferrari sports car?

I don't live in the United States where every CS graduate gets a Ferrari as a signing bonus (maybe a self-driving Ferrari one day).

It like help a friend move from a Ferrari to a tractor that was put together 10 different vendors.

PS: Don't buy a Ferrari if you get funded, it's wiser to milk the poverty appearance card for all it's worth.

Cars are everywhere, yet Ferrari & Lamborghini are constantly finding new customers in emerging markets.

What if they want a brand new ferrari and feel like they really need it?

With cars: troubleshooting and fixing a ferrari 599 without the required factory diagnostic computer.

It's like saying my Ferrari goes faster than your boat, yup, on land.

The 2005 Ferrari F430 your boss drives may have cost as little as $100,000, and your boss may have financed part or most of it.

So if I bought a ferrari, and I can't really afford to pay it off...

To own a hand made Ferrari or Lamborghini or...

You better build 25 town car than 1 ferrari.

Also, while surgeons are well considered here in Europe, they are not the "Ferrari at the door" US types.

Imagine the equivalent phrase: "If you have two Ferraris, identical in every single way except that one has a higher rate of acceleration than the other, then the faster Ferrari is better".

In the third world, a crappy no name 4" Android that takes 30 seconds to load any web page over the local 3G is what you deal with and a branded phablet is "luxury" (and an iPhone is like a Ferrari Italia).

>I love how programmers are always "embarrassed" about the limitations of billion dollar companies, In my mind I picture a station wagon outracing a Ferrari.

Ferrari gets 100 million for being Ferrari, championship winning teams get well over 150 million and the small teams get nothing to 10 million.

Brands like Ferrari, Aston Martin, Porsche etcetera exist in Europe because cars are seen as much more than just vehicles.

It's like the Chicago Bulls in their dominant era where there was basically no other team that could touch them, or Ferrari's F1 team at their peak where they'd basically never lose.