> ..Like getting a newly built 1967 corvette 427 right off the chevy assembly
> line and
> no wear on any parts. And that IS impossible, but the only "car" analogy that
> would
> be applicable...
>
More accurately your "new" corvette would be a partially assembled and
partially tested prototype and prone to crash at the most inopportune
time. If this isn't satisfactory you can buy the newest prototype but of
course you'll have to buy a new garage to park it or remodel your old
one at the very least since it won't fit in the old garage. And you
can't wear the same clothes when you drive it so go buy a new
wardrobe..... :>)
mike
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