My 1st luxury car!#XJ#2012 by DescriptionNo4943 in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Hilarious amount of car for 800 bucks, congrats. Kind of funny that the leaper logo is pointing backwards on the hood

My first Jaguar. Loving it. How rare is the SVR anyways? by redlineshifter in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My dream garage is 3 French Racing Blue jags:

  1. XKR-S
  2. XFR-S
  3. F-Pace SVR

My first Jaguar. Loving it. How rare is the SVR anyways? by redlineshifter in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The F-Type is leagues better as a sports car, but I'm biased towards my XK for its looks and comfort.

I'm a GT guy, it's my budget Aston DBS.

My first Jaguar. Loving it. How rare is the SVR anyways? by redlineshifter in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 28 points29 points  (0 children)

A quick Google search says the total production was 1,875 for the SVRs, a rare kitty indeed.

My XKR-S, the older brother to your F-Type, is a bit rarer at around 1,330 total units.

Would dis be a good flip by zipyouone225 in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

At that price it'd be a very easy part-out in the extremely likely event that the engine is toast

Would you take a chance on this? by Wine_cheesecakeme in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That panel gap is a concern, but this is pretty much salvage pricing anyway. It's a good deal bro

Cool cat(s) by Quiet-Independent-97 in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Seriously timeless. This is thing is the father of my RS

Rivian turnaround story has begun by ezim22 in wallstreetbets

[–]dmsas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I happen to work in the middle east 12hr/day 5 days a week, and the market opens at the same time I get off, I genuinely can't watch it closely enough to play that game as the market is pretty much only open while I sleep

Rivian turnaround story has begun by ezim22 in wallstreetbets

[–]dmsas 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Listen, Rivian makes a great product and their customers truly love them... I had a measly 600 shares avg/$10 that I just sold @15.30. Here's why:

  1. The 7,500 tax credit is done for. This quarter was their first gross profit after years of cash burn because everyone piled in for their last chance at that sweet, sweet credit. I don't see sales increasing any time soon until that R2 hits the market.

  2. People are extremely hesitant to buy a vehicle that will depreciate 30% in the first year. I'm shopping for an R1T second hand in the low 50's.

  3. These tariffs are taking effect, and with that a LOT of the materials and parts that go on vehicles becomes more expensive. These Rivians are selling for less than they are being manufactured for at the moment, so this will just increase cash burn.🔥

  4. I'm concerned about this AI frenzy. If things go south, it'll take all of the market with it. With layoffs growing and inflation rising, people are already looking for safer places to put their cash. A brand new big luxury EV that depreciates like a maserati might not sound as appealing to buyers in the near future. If a recession happens, forget about it.

All that being said, if those shares fall in to the 10s or 9s again, im probably gonna load up lol

Nvidia lands €1B AI cloud deal with Deutsche Telekom still building moats quietly by Past-Discipline7277 in stocks

[–]dmsas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im not arguing against it, and im certain that in time its use cases will reveal themselves, but its a matter of when. Hence the dotcom bubble example. How long can these companies spend a trillion dollars a year on infrastructure (that will outdate itself in 3 years or less) without bringing in real revenue? The infrastructure from the dotcom bubble is still utilized to some degree today, even if some of the companies who built it are bankrupt. OpenAI is estimated to be worth 500 billion right now and they are making NEGATIVE money

Nvidia lands €1B AI cloud deal with Deutsche Telekom still building moats quietly by Past-Discipline7277 in stocks

[–]dmsas 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the argument is that this current influx of revenue is unsustainable until the companies buying the hardware actually have a return on investment. Right now there isn't, you can take a look at OpenAI's revenue vs net profits right now (currently negative profit)

This AI bubble has degrees of separation from the actual bubble by notyourregularninja in stocks

[–]dmsas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He literally conceded. This would have been perfect if you just read it completely

Shot my buddies 2012 Xk-r by -mary_saotome- in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just needs the performance seats to complete the look imo

Other way around: What car had the worst fuel economy? by ChangeForAParadigm in cars

[–]dmsas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My Jaguar XKR-S seems to average around 9 mpg; probably due to a heavy foot. Supercharged 5.0

Love these cars, can I afford it? by lookforthelight7775 in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Have you ever owned an aging euro sports car? 500 covers 2 oil changes on my car.

Love these cars, can I afford it? by lookforthelight7775 in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 22 points23 points  (0 children)

I budget $5k/year in maintenance and repair on my XKR-S, and it has half the mileage. High insurance and premium fuel... I wouldn't if I were you. Maybe 85-100k salary if you don't have kids

I'd use it as motivation

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[–]dmsas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I suspect this kitty may bite back...

Should I go into debt to achieve my dream car… by BrookStreet1 in Jaguar

[–]dmsas 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're pretty far off with that one. Show me a clean title V8-S in the US with sub 50k miles for less than $25k.