This $2million house is only $385,000 in New Brunswick. Think of the Lambo you could buy!

I dare say you couldn't replicate this place anywhere within a two hour commute of Yonge and Front for less than a million bucks. And in the city proper, forget about it! A vacant lot that size will run you at least that.

More smart young folks should consider the possibilities, and not just recent immigrants and high-school drop-outs. If you're a Bay Street analyst who can work from home, ditch your over-priced sloppily built million dollar condo, and get real in New Brunswick!

Imagine the Lambo you could buy with the savings!

What to do when the cops impound your Ferrari

Great story here about some toff having his Ferrari 458 impounded for doing 200 kph on the Lion's Gate Bridge.

No indication in the story, but I'll hazard a guess that said toff was a Chinese kid studying at SFU who lives alone in a 4,000 foot waterview abode.

Vancouver is stuffed full of irascible youngsters just like that.

What's that poor kid gonna do for a week while his Ferrari is in impound?

Why, drive his Lambo of course!

What to do when your Lamborghini conks out on a country road in Bruce County

True story.

I took the Mustang Fifty out for a spin yesterday, because she hadn't had any road time to speak of for months. So a mile down the road I pass the most amazing sight... an aging Subaru Outback wagon parked behind a Lamborghini. The hood is up on the Sub. The rear cowl is up on the Lambo.

There's a set of jumper cables tying the two together.

I guess the Lambo stopped to give a stalled Subaru a boost?

Nah...

It's one of those moments when you say "why don't I have my camera?"

An hour later me and the Farm Manager are heading off to our wedding adventure. The Subaru is gone, but the Lambo is still parked at the side of the road. Guess the problem was more than a stale battery. The owner was long gone but he left a minder with the car. Otherwise one of the locals would have had those rims and tires on his pickup truck before the day was done.

The FM snapped a picture with her phone as we drove by.