What kind of car would you get?

Thanks for the insightful negotiating statagys mc,

In light of shipping cost for the "gem" to cross pond, I googed "cheapest car in the US"

1. Nissan Versa 1.6 S: $11,750 (including destination charge)

You might be surprised to learn that the lowest-priced new car in America is not some ancient, long-ago-paid-for design, but rather an all-new-for-2012 model. Meet the Nissan Versa, which offers as much interior space as a mid-size sedan plus Nissan's legendary reliability and longevity, all for half the price of a base-model Toyota Camry. Cheap as it is, the Versa is far from stripped-down -- it comes with air conditioning and a CD stereo as standard equipment. There is a bit of a catch: An automatic transmission will cost you $1,770, about twice the going rate. But even so equipped, you can't beat the Versa for affordable, reliable family transportation. A fitting car to take the #1 spot on this list.

Let's say you win 1million, which is prob 600k after taxes... What kind of car would you get?  I'd either get a 2-4yr old Porsche 911 cabrio or a 370Z Roadster.  Gonna pick up my tickets later today for tomorrow and Wed's drawing=)

I would buy a tiny smart car (I have seen a rose colored one around here) and hire clowns and see how many of them could fit into it and still drive it. Then, I would have them go up and down Pennsylvania Avenue and then pull up to various bus stops.The first person that joined their ride, would get $1000 from mel

OMG  Where did you find that??? That is the one I pictured.

  LOL. I couldn't resist and googed "smart car full of clowns" amazing right?

And I thought I made that up...so much for my being original....better keep my day job...lol

lol. Ya, me too. No limit to the amount of info here. I have sat here and completed NY times crossword puzzles that are totally impossible to do. lol. lol.

I googled "All The Information In The World", and the results would contain several thousand "petabytes" of information.

1 petabyte is approx. the equivalent of 20 million, four drawer filing cabinets of information. That would be enough to fill all 102 floors of the Empire

State building with wall to wall filing cabinets.   

It is estimated that there is currently not enough storage space, of all existing storage media, to contain all  past and present information on all

subjects of human history, events, books, languages, and technical data. 

I remember when I bought my first home pc in 1996 (I even kept the ad from Best Buy). It had 24 MB of memory! I deal with single photos that are that large now.

Just imagine in another 20 years how much that will grow. A storage device the size of a postage stamp, may be able to hold all records of

the Library of Congress. The very earliest IBM computers had storage mediums that occupied an entire office floor. Your 1996 computer probably

exceeded that capacity and then some!

Wouldn't mind having a Creepo van for the hell of it just to get a rise out of people and to have fun.

an old windowless van where the side door moves slowly or whatever. You dont see old creepo vans like that anymore lol