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Published · transcript-backedBen Gilbert: prediction
13 Apr 2026 Acquired Ferrari
“I would bet they have the lowest hours of use per car of any manufacturer in the world who produces at least, I don't know, draw a hard cutoff, 5,000 cars a year.”
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- Ben Gilbert
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- prediction
- Recorded
- 13 Apr 2026
- Publisher
- Acquired
- Episode
- Ferrari
Transcript context
…Yes, yes, there's a deep irony here. I would bet they have the lowest hours of use per car of any manufacturer in the world who produces at least, I don't know, draw a hard cutoff, 5,000 cars a year. Which makes for an interesting luxury good because there is zero way to subtly show off that you have a Ferrari. It's either silent because you have one in your garage and you're sitting there thinking, how can I bring up that I have a Ferrari? Or if you show up in it, it is really loud. It is, I have a Ferrari. There is no quiet luxury in the universe of Ferrari. I actually think there's more nuance to that than it would appear on the surface. And this is a good time to bring up a couple points. The first is car collector and Ferrari collector culture. By and large, at least with the current/older generation, car guys are very different than, you know, Hermès collectors or, you know, LV fans or something.…
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