The Cost of Mileage & Supercar Good Buys 2023

User avatar
Mito Man
Posts: 9882
Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2018 4:27 pm

Re: The Cost of Mileage & Supercar Good Buys 2023

Post by Mito Man »

Didn’t know that Bill had four of them, he’s usually one of the more high profile climate change bleaters.
How about not having a sig at all?
User avatar
mik
Posts: 11770
Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2018 6:15 pm

Re: The Cost of Mileage & Supercar Good Buys 2023

Post by mik »

I didn’t either til I googled it this morning.

https://simpleflying.com/bill-gates-pri ... ollection/

Average person “carbon” (grinds teeth) emissions for air travel <5 tonnes PA.

Bill Gates - telling us how to tackle the climate crisis : 1600 tonnes PA.
SSO
Posts: 704
Joined: Tue May 29, 2018 1:13 pm
Location: Earth
Contact:

Re: The Cost of Mileage & Supercar Good Buys 2023

Post by SSO »

mik wrote: Wed Feb 01, 2023 11:08 pm I’m still a bit confused by this.

So you have a private jet, but are worried it might be getting a service / private jet MOT when you want to use it. So you buy a second private jet.

You are still well under the average number of jets per Bug owner. Why?

@SSO I reckon you are probably best places to try and answer this for me….. :?
There is nothing average about the "average" Bug owner. Most own their own businesses and my guess is a lot of the private jets are actually owned by the business while the cars are privately held.
User avatar
Ascender
Posts: 3557
Joined: Thu Apr 12, 2018 12:07 pm
Currently Driving: 2019 M2 Competition

Re: The Cost of Mileage & Supercar Good Buys 2023

Post by Ascender »

I have no idea where I read that, but yes, like @SSO says, the jets are almost always a business asset.

I guess its a slippery slope when you're that rich you can have a fleet of cars, but, and I think we've also discussed this before, how many cars is too many cars, to the point where you're rarely actually driving any of them or it becomes a great private collection that nobody else will ever see.
Cheers,

Mike.
Post Reply