CarMax offers a superior car-buying experience compared to traditional dealerships because of their transparent, fixed pricing.

“I think that there has to be a better way. And I think we're not sponsored by them at all, but I've I never bought from CarMax before or any kind of like service like that. But from what I've heard, it's much more like you look at the price online. You go there, that's the price.”

He identifies the Porsche 911 as a valid car equivalent to the B-52 bomber, but adds the Ford Escort MK2 as a potential candidate.

“I think the 911 definitely qualifies. I have a small vote for the MK2 Ford Escort. I think the Ford Escort will have a home and love and people prepared to do things with it and restore them and put new brake lines in them and restore the suspension bushes and all this kind of stuff 30 years from no”

He suggests the Defender Series 2 is a car that could remain on the road for a hundred years through maintenance.

“I think it would be the um Defender Series 2 from 1959. And I think that car with lots of love and care, and I say the series 2 because it just had a slightly bigger engine. It was a little bit more sorted. I think we'll see Defender 2s in 2069.”

Driving such a high-torque vehicle at high speeds is unnecessarily dangerous and not needed.

“See, that's not safe having that kind of torque on like no need for that. No, no need. No one needs to go that fast at any point.”

Operating the provided vehicle is a death trap experience.

“I would have liked I'd have done my time in a not the death trap.”

He believes the Porsche 911 will be the car equivalent of the B-52 bomber because it will still be on the road in 2064.

“There's only one in my view. It's the 911. In 2064, there will be a Porsche 911 on for sale.”