I was looking at the Huracan 580-2 prices because Im thinking inflation must have altered things since the first instance of that contest being introduced. I see now a 9 year old model with 27k miles is $189k and that price must vary a bit but it seems to indicate the site cash offer of 200k is under what a new car might cost to aquire.
Has it gotten to the point its better to take the car if you can resell it on for more then the cash alternative. Just wondering and I know its all fantasy and purely theory at this point because of the draw details either being delayed or having not occurred, still I think the Lambo question might come into play somebody actually takes the prize at some point.
Sometimes I wonder if anyone got that watch... What are the odds that in all this time and who knows how many total WoF spins no one has won Rolex?
Nobody has got that watch, the odds are extremely unlikely so its not especially a question at present. It would have to be as many spins done as the faucet is used over that time and that hasnt happened.
Yes i took a hit on the price "satoshi-wise" but "dollar-wise" i did good, as the price of satoshi is much higher than when i bought it.
If its possible to predict when Satoshi value especially will go up that'd be the correct timing in any case. BTC will outperform, I think BTC is fine this whole year some think it peaks and declines but I wouldnt guess we're near a top intra year just yet hence thats quite relevant to any alternative in crypto certainly this one.
If the winner is responsible for the delivery costs, that has to be factored in. Also, you will want insurance while it's in your ownership, if anything happens during the time it takes to sell. You may have to pay to store it somewhere safe. Is there enough additional money after extra costs to make it worthwhile? I would take the car only if I wanted to keep it.