Ferrari EV costs $640,000
Ferrari's first all-electric car, the Ferrari Luce, was priced at $640,000 with a lease price of approximately $7,000 per month.
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Andrew, a self-described Ferrari devotee, pulls up images of the brand's first all-electric vehicle and asks Bobby for an unfiltered first impression. Bobby: 'Love it.' Andrew: genuinely sad. For Andrew, the design is one of the most atrocious Ferrari has ever released — online media apparently agrees — and at $640,000 or $7,000 a month to lease, the disappointment stings harder. Bobby wants to matte it. From there the conversation drifts domestic: Andrew fell asleep on the couch the previous night eating chips and salsa while watching SportsCenter, woke up to find salsa distributed across his furniture in volumes that defied the jar it came from, and didn't want to go upstairs and wake his wife. Bobby's rebuttal: he eats every meal alone at a kitchen table while looking into the living room, refusing to bring food to the couch because of an expensive rug. [1] — Andrew Santino "Ferrari released its first all-electric car, the Ferrari Luce, priced at $640,000 with a $7,000/month lease. Bobby loves it. Andrew, a self…" 31:00
Ferrari's First Electric Car Divides the Room
Ferrari released its first all-electric car, the Ferrari Luce, priced at $640,000 with a $7,000/month lease. Bobby loves it. Andrew, a self-described Ferrari diehard, calls it one of the most atrocious designs they've ever released and is genuinely sad.
Andrew's Salsa Catastrophe
Andrew Santino fell asleep on his couch eating chips and salsa while watching SportsCenter, and woke up to a salsa disaster so extreme it looked like someone had broken into his house with extra salsa and then left with the bottles. Bobby's response: he eats at a kitchen table like a civilized person.
The 45-Minute Jump Scare
Inspired by the horror movie Obsession, Bobby Lee built a decoy body on his bed with pillows, pushed his nightstand against the wall, crouched in the corner in a backwards hoodie with the hood over his face, and waited 45 minutes in total darkness for his girlfriend to come wake him up. She screamed.
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