Why don't you buy a Lamorghini Terzo Millennio, which is a concept car, for $2.5 million. Folks, it's an electric vehicle; it operates on static electricity -- the same stuff created when you walk across the carpet in socks and then is discharged when you touch the door handle.
Instead of using batteries, the Terzo Millennio uses supercapacitors to store the electricity. Supercapacitors don't hold their charge as well as batteries; they go flat 10 times faster. But, they are 10 times quicker to charge and deliver their energy much faster.
And, they are said to be more environmentally friendly.
The $2.5 million is going to cut into your available cash just a little. Skimp on other things. Don't skimp on the car that will get you down the road in style.
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