Welcome to the Automation hypercar club.
Also to clear it up
Same goes for me, but I run 100% markup or more (small company, needs to overcharge. The Eau Rouge runs at 200% markup.
In real world terms, of course, cars like this would probably be selling for something like 1M or more 
and even that wouldnât exactly be making money 
I once campaign simulated my 500km/h car. On limited run in a tiny factory I was looking at 3M at least, for any prospect of any kind of return!
How did you get that to be engineered before 2020?
I remember Killrobâs Duesenberg-Challenge and my 2010 460km/h car was done in mid-2018.
Oh, no, not even, that was just the projected estimate. Weâre looking at engineering time of like 200
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Thank you all for your great advice 
I think I am starting to really discover the secrets behind making amazing hypercars that are continueing to get cheaper and faster as I start learning more of the tricks. Iâm actually a pre-med student so I can get pretty busy, but when I do post, I want to make sure that my cars live up to the hypercar label and Iâm thankful for your help in getting me past this initial learning curve! I still have more to learn though
Anyway: I think I might be putting my next model into the Aniyita motor show, as I think it will give this new model a proper reveal. The new model, named âAzureâ is even cheaper and faster than the super sport 
It wontâ last forever, blink and youâll miss it. Although thereâs a lot of car shows happening, so you wonât be without one for long.
Donât worry, as a medical registrar I can assure you that youâll get busier again when you start your indentured servitude residency. And I wouldnât know because I work in lackadaisical Australia, and not in the good olâ USA where apparently working 160 hour fortnights on a flexible 24 hour shift allowing roster is considered optimal and evidence based 
P.s. medicos represent!
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