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Hannah Elliott
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“What does this deal with influencers? We wrote about that not too long ago. Are influencers really driving car sales? What do we sell? 16 million cars here last year?”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Right. I think that's really good advice. All right. So now let's talk about the future of the automobile industry. First.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“If you remember risky business, that's the car. Visibility is great. And the irony is when those cars first came out, the purists hated them. Yeah.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And he goes, right? I mean, that's how I want to go out. And he says, you want this car? I look them up. They're like four grand.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“My brother was looking at a house and the guy had bought a car from him and he goes, oh I gotta get the guy's 90. It's still driving a stick shift.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“But it's not like it. Right. I'm not talking about your grandkids inheriting it. And I'm like, you're going to drive this. And the last thing you do before you go into the home is here, do something with this.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“With the metal pipes coming onto the side and the coffin nose, and some of them had the fishtail, bow tail back. And for like a week, I'm like, I'm going to win this car.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Listen, no 275s, but you know, you can get an E type. There are a lot of beautiful cars you could get for under a quarter million dollars or well under a hundred thousand dollar budget.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“N. PS, part of the reason I ended up with the M6 was the fear stick shifts are going away. If I don't buy one now, you know, you could get jeeps and Porsches with them, but an increasingly smaller number of Porsches. And BMWs, but they're kind of, and any Honda or Toyota in Japan, but they're going away here.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“That's really intriguing. So before we talk about the future of the automotive industry, You kind of duck the question. Pick any car you want, what would you buy to put away for the next 30 to 40 years?”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Take any of these cars on the list, the GT, the Z8, the Dino, or we'll leave the 190SL out. People who own those don't really drive them because they keep appreciating too much. Isn't that the nature of the collectible market that was once a Car that gave people joy is now an object to art that sits in a garage.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Incredible. Absolutely. I've seen them in the wild numerous times. What's interesting is if you go out to the wineries on the north fork of Long Island, not during the weekends, not in the peak season, but you go out midweek or during off season, and you'll see various auto clubs out there.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“So the 190SL is more or less the same body as the 300SL, which is the convertible version of the infamous Goldwing Mercedes. Yes, the kid system.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“It was just banodles. Anyway, the Dino was the third car. One of the earlier cars I missed, and then perhaps the most odd car, I'm looking at a 59 190SL. And for people who don't know that car”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And I was a member of some car club, and they would do these outings. And one day someone said to me, you know Long Island, plan a route. What do you want us to do? Take us out. So I plan a route out to the Hamptons and then back to a place called Wolseworf in Bayville. And it was a whole day of driving. One of the guys said, You want to come? I'm like, I live in the city. I don't have a car. We'll pick you up. So 6 a.m. on a Sunday morning. I go downstairs. There's a line of 14 cars, mostly Ferraris, an M5 and a Lambo. And I get into one of the cars and everybody has the whole route. And 14 of these cars go screaming out the Midtown Tunnel on a Sunday morning.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Miami thought fast. I know. The Daytona was much prettier. I had a friend who had a 400 eye. And that stick shift was a bicycle cable. Like we were out on a rally with a bunch of one of the greatest sounds I've ever experienced in my life. I used to live on 90 Lex, which is Lex in 27th.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Come on. And the 328. I think those are going to go up in value. I really do. Really? They're slow. They're just, I mean, and then Magnum PI is not the right. Panache that you want”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And I call a Ferrari Dino when I know some people will mock me and call it a fiat dino. But come on, let's be honest. It's a Ferrari.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Yeah, it was spectacular. And then they ran up to 300,000, and now they're back down to 100. I don't know why that went kind of crazy. Probably smart that we didn't do that at that time. The other two cars.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Right, yeah. And I said, what do you want for it? He goes, I don't know. I go, when do you want me to pay you? He goes, I don't know. He goes, figure out what it's worth. Figure out when you're going to pay me and come get this thing out of my garage. Okay, I come home from work and I say to my wife, hey, we're taking Marty's Ferrari. He's going to give it to us. She's like, you're an idiot. We're buying a car. Go to you, buying a house. Go to your room. Like, that's the sort of conversation we have. I guess we're not getting Marty's Ferrari. But when someone says,”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“I need some room in my garage. Do you want my 550? And I'm like, the blue Ferrari that you have, that's a stick shift, isn't it? He's like, yeah, I just need some space.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“So it was always horrible. My favorite of which, so the first guy I worked for in finance, I won't mention his name because he'll kill me, but he's a bajillionaire. And one day I get a phone call from him and he says,”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“145,000 for an 05 for GT. What? Now, this is 10 years ago. So the car is four years old with 10,000 miles on it. And that was before they spiked.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“2001 BMW Z8 $65,000 didn't pull the trigger on it in early 2000s. What are they now? Two, two and change. Although they've kind of become garage queens, people who drive them around”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“For collective, my whole life, I have been this close to buying cars and for whatever reason don't. And then they run away from enterprise. So I'll give you the four that I really... So close and never did it. I had a buddy that was importing Z8s from Europe when the dollar was crazy strong.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“There's a short seller whose website is called Reality Check that just put like a 60-page research piece out on Tesla. Let's talk about Tesla. Okay. You know what? We're going to come back to Tesla. I still want to stick with collectibles. Great.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Well, but NT gets free financing for future projects. I've heard a lot of people say that. Musk is brilliant, although the day we're recording this.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“I know that she knows she's going to blow my doors off. I don't know if she knows that I know she's going to blow my doors off. So the light turns green. I love rowing my way through the gears. She's three car lengths ahead of me by the time we get to the next light and we pull up and I give her a thumbs up. And her windows come down. I'm in the convertible. And she goes.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“That is, I like to, the other day I did this when it was warm out, and my wife always rolls her eyes. We pull up next to a Tesla 100D. Okay. And a woman is driving it, and I look at her and smile and just rev the, and she smirks.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“I don't notice the supposed piped in sound that the M's have and you can't defeat that. But it's so loud when you're out of the car and with the top down. I don't know who or why they do that. Maybe an M5 is a different experience. I can't say I've ever noticed it over the noise, over the engine, over the road noise, over the stereo.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“The people I know who've driven the Takan Turbo have said it's the most, you plant your right foot. And they say it's the most astonishing acceleration they've ever had, short of a $3 million supercar. It's like a spaceship. Right. It's just, and the funny thing is I talk about the M cars.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“But they grew up with video games, and there's always noise when you're driving an electric vehicle in a video game. There's some futuristic hum that comes with this”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“He had a Cayman. He just sold it. She thinks now he's in his dotage. He's chilling out. They bring it over. It's purple. They go for a stick shift. They go for a ride. He goes, I wasn't even out of the parking lot when the car was sold. It was done. And it's that sound. You first hear that sound, which is kind of interesting.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“They weren't there for a minivan, but it was something like that. He goes, What the hell's that? He goes, Oh, that's our Hellcat. He goes, go bring that over here. And his wife is like, oh, dear Lord, no. Yeah.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And I said, oh, McCann's a little smallest Porsche truck they make. And they said, it sounds like it's a giant. And the X4 is the same way. You start it up and it's just, you know, everybody's head turns. I know. I have a friend who bought a Plymouth Hellcat because he went to a Dodge dealer for something else and something started. And he says to the salesman.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“So you mentioned the sound. The one thing I will say about the McCan S I have had people come up to me and say, Like I park in the train station and they may not see where the car is.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“That doesn't make any sense. I have never admitted this publicly I'm not a Lambo guy. The Urus. Oh, it is the most gorgeous. Incredible. That's what the DBX should have done, those proportions, which is basically a punched up small sports car in an SUV.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“That's a little elevated, a little bigger, kind of a crossover. And now the DBX is kind of like a small SUV. It's not that, hey, let's take a DB5 and pump it full of drugs and steroids and turn it into a small monstrosity. It's like, all right, it's listen, it's beautiful. Don't get me wrong, the interior. It just exterior doesn't excite me.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“The concept car, the DBX, I was ready to write a check. Not that I could afford it. I love the concept car. The concept car is what the McCann almost was. Okay. Right? It's essentially a car”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And they say you just can't imagine what this truck can do. And I'm like, but it's got such a high. No, it doesn't. So I'd like to take the be, I've done the Skip Barber at Lime Rock. I've done the one at Sebring. I would like to do the BMW course.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Except for the fact that in three years and Call it 32,000 miles. I went through two sets of tires and a pair of brakes, set of brakes. But I threw that, I drove that car like it was a 9-11. I tossed that car as well should. And that car never complained about anything. You take that on the highway and thrown into a turn at 87 miles an hour. And it's like, yeah, what else you got? It totally was ready for anything. I know people who have done the Porsche class, where is it, Alabama?”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And eventually we, so I couldn't figure out why the nav was crashing all the time. So the first thing they did, they bring it in and they do an update. The second time they do it, they bring it in and they do a full wipe and rein software install. The third time they bring it in and they pull it out and put a brand new one in. And it's still happening. And then they eventually figure out it wasn't the iPod, but it was the SD cards. Whenever they designed that system seven years before, the SD-RAM cards were tiny. And now for $8, it's 32 gigs, and it would just overwhelm the memory buffer and crash the whole system, which is a really weird little thing. For a company that's now making a purely electric car.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Which is a weird thing. And then the third thing, which was really an engineering error that, so the nice thing about the car is you have the DVD, you have the satellite, you have the Bluetooth to your phone, you have the plugin for the manual iPod, which no one even uses anymore because the Bluetooth on the phone. And then there were these two slots for SD RAM cards. And so rather than bring the phone or the iPod in, plug it into the computer, and update it with whatever I've added, I would just throw 20 songs on the and plug them in and some of them you can move to the hard drive on the car.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“It didn't come loose, but there was the whole thing. But there was this piece of like, it looks like fishing wire they used to, like it came out enough that it was always hitting your hand. It was really annoying. And I called on him and I'm like, can I just clip this or am I going to damage it? No, no, let us do it. I bring it to them. They swapped the whole steering wheel. They don't even clip it.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“The Porsche, we had all sorts of weird problems with a big. Occasionally, so first thing we got the car, within a week, the stitching on the steering wheel.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And the funny thing about Florida is in the winter, all the big tractor trailers go down there full and they come back empty. So I was able to bring it back to New York in a covered vehicle for like 900 bucks.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Right now that works. And when I put my SL on Facebook marketplace for a month. You know, there are people who go out and scrape your VIN numbers and pretend to sell that as something else. So it wasn't auto trader, but it was something like that. It was one of those sites, and it worked out great.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“Through, um... It wasn't through Bring a Trailer, I found it through One of the, you know, if you look at all the used car sites, they pretty much all have the same listings.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“She does. I said, What do you like? She goes, I really like the one series. Yeah. In a convertible, they're adorable. And I said, tell you what, they stopped making the one series, and they really updated it for the two series. Let's find a two series. So long story short, I find a guy in Florida who's back and forth between Florida and the Pacific Northwest. He's got nine cars. He races a bunch. He got the M235i. Now it's the M240i. As a convertible in Florida when he moved there from the Northwest. And I said, so why do you want to sell this with 6,000 miles? He goes, it's so damn hot here. I never get to take the top down. We're in the truck all the time. It's ironic. All right. And this was done.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source
“And she now is a better driver than I am. So she listened, I enjoy driving a car, but it's that if you know this model's blue, not the M3 blue, but it's like a really rich, almost purple blue with the oyster interior.”
2020-02-07 · Masters in Business · Hannah Elliott on All Things Automotive · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source