TTAC Rewind: Doctors, Porsches, and a Good Sunday Read
by Tim Healey
June 11th, 2023 1:31 PM
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Today's TTAC rewind takes us back to a piece Jack wrote about doctors, Porsches, and moderation.
Give it a read this fine Sunday afternoon -- and we hope you enjoyed LeMans.
See you tomorrow.
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This is my favorite Jack Baruth article , but it wasn't published here .
https://www.hagerty.com/media/opinion/avoidable-contact/avoidable-contact-129-why-man-he-doth-bestride-the-dealership-like-a-colossus/
The good one was the article were ol' Jack was drawing parallels b/w himself and Sebastian Vettel. lol, this place can be a sodding joke sometimes.
Regardless of the article, one should know that the 911 has been such an amazing success story that only the similar success of the Model 3 and esp the Model Y have emulated.
Porsche has sold FAR MORE THAN ONE MILLION 911s over half a century, actually almopst 60 years, DESPITE the fact that the car was always VERY EXPENSIVE. Such feats lesser makers achieve with worthless econoboxes. AND Porsche did it while making an average of $20,000 PROFIT PER 911 Sold.
LIKEWISE, Tesla is the ONLY automaker to date that can make a BEV at a GOOD PROFIT, so good that it can afford to lower its price REPEATEDLY and as low as it becomes cheaper than a worthless CAMRY. AND its Model Y is now the BEST SELLING CAR IN THE WORLD.
It proves to you that TRUE EXCELLENCE IS Rewarded AND that there IS Justice in the markets.
Now let's see how high the Musk haters will jump on the above FACTS. (I did not post this JUST to make the fools jump, but it will be a nice little dividend). IF they are still allowed to post here, I have not seen their BS for a while.
Jack Baruth was a great author, but I didn't like him. There were two group, those that loved Jack and those that disliked Jack. He was able to solicit response from both those groups by being devisive. Matt Posky tends to do the same, but over time he'll gain the writing skills of Jack.