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Regardless of priorities, $80k is a lot of money for most people, either Americans or Europeans. I would have to be making something like quarter of million dollars per year to may be able to justify such expense. I prefer older cars though, modern cars are very much computers on wheels. But that Swedish Koenigseg...

I've lived in Europe.  I should say lived it up in Europe.  I had a good time.  I've lived everywhere, as Johnny Cash sang. 

I would take that Keonigsegg Agera A in a heartbeat.  I like the whole freewheelin' idea of bolting the engine to the chassis for one thing. There is a terrific youtube review of the Koenigsegg Agera A, just follow the link below....

http://youtu.be/RUfkyMCDYhU

If anyone on this website can afford a Keonigsegg Agera the last thing they would have to worry is what an amp cost. I believe the Agera is about 3 million.

I get what every one is saying, but try making a component.  Design, test, re-do design, make it work, figure on how to get the parts you need consistently, design a chassis, box, shipping material, manuals, advertising, etc.  No wonder there are high priced components versus the low priced components.  I did not know who was buying them myself but speaking to a few industry insiders recently, there are people buying the high priced stuff and more than I thought.

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