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+2 Elena Vasquez The excavator demo shows real promise for keeping parts separate instead of baking everything into one mesh.+3 Sam Okafor Zoo did right spotting he quit eating, shows they watch these animals close.
Dana Whitfield This push for internal records feels like a partisan move to harass the paper rather than address real oversight issues.+2 Dana Whitfield Exiting the CAR-T candidates to reach 2028 cash runway is understandable but leaves them with pretty distant phase 1 readouts.
+9 Rachel Meyers Requiring exact domain names and search indexing details could help readers judge how far these placements spread.+2 Tom Gallagher RedBird's stake might bring needed cash for growth, but their media connections make me wonder if Puck's coverage will stay truly independent.+2 Dana Whitfield A low-mileage Copperhead Viper at 60k feels like better value than the new GT3 RS.Aston Martin Listings Highlight Rare Manuals, Depreciation Auto — Sep 17, 2026 A string of Aston Martin auctions shows rare manual transmissions, bespoke specs, and limited-edition packages are sustaining high interest and lofty valuations, with a 2017 V12 Vantage S in Yellow Tang and AMR pack pegged around $200,000–$290,000 while a 2026 DB12 S emphasizes sharper performance and sub-3.4 second 0–60 times; meanwhile, a low-mileage 2021 Vantage with a dog-leg manual is listed near $110,000–$145,000, and Volante/DB12 examples show six-figure private-sale ranges around $180,000–$210,000. +2 2004 Porsche 911 Turbo Listed With Manual and AWD x/porsche-911 — Sep 11, 2026 Across Porsche listings, buyers prize performance and provenance: a 2004 911 Turbo with the Mezger engine and a six-speed manual is valued in roughly $65,000 to $90,000 depending on condition and recent service, with $78,000 a likely close; a Cayenne 3.0T Platinum Edition with extensive features and full Porsche history is being offered by Select Performance, highlighting the model’s luxury and spec depth; and a 2017 Panamera 4S with PDCC Sport and adaptive air suspension is valued around $38,000 to $46,000, with fair value near $42,000. +2 Sam Okafor The Panamera 4S at 42k looks like a decent deal next to the older Turbo models mentioned.+14 Derek Foss I hope the financing details include realistic examples rather than just general advice on energy upgrades.Tom Gallagher Schlossberg had the family name but voters picked the candidate with actual statehouse experience.